Jimmy Mubenga inquest: statement of widow Adrienne Kambana
Transcript of statement, taken from INQUEST.org.uk We need justice. Justice will help Jimmy rest in peace. This will prevent this situation from happening again. My… Read more »
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A future without immigration detention?
This is the text of a talk given by Lisa Matthews of NCADC at the 2013 SOAS Detainee Support conference on Saturday 27 April. The… Read more »
Read moreThe judges’ revolt and the Home Office’s assault on love
Theresa May has a bad habit of ruining Sundays. Sundays are a good day for her populist, racist pandering to the right-wing press to receive… Read more »
Read moreHuman rights, torture and deportations to Sri Lanka
2012 saw mass deportations of Tamils to Sri Lanka continue, despite credible evidence of torture of returnees. Lisa of NCADC South explains what’s happening, and… Read more »
Read moreNews of the Year 2012
News stories from the world of asylum, immigration, human rights and NCADC. Look out for our campaign review of the year in January! —- JANUARY… Read more »
Read morePrince Ofosu – another death in detention
A guest post from NCADC supporter Rosa: On Tuesday 30 October, Prince Ofosu died in suspicious circumstances inside Harmondsworth IRC. Throughout this week serious allegations… Read more »
Read moreThe lucrative deportation business: private security companies act with impunity
A guest post from NCADC supporter Rosa: Demonstrators mark the two year anniversary of Jimmy Mubenga’s death at the hands of G4S. As further contracts… Read more »
Read more"I feel so traumatised after this experience and in constant fear and panic"
A detainee in Yarl’s Wood tells her story of attempted deportation: I was called from my room at Yarl’s Wood detention centre at 1.30pm (immediately… Read more »
Read moreZimbabwean activist Gladys Mabvira shares her experiences of detention with the New Statesman
We love Gladys Mabvira. A Zimbabwean activist fighting for justice in her own asylum case, she has experienced immigration detention and attempted deportation. She was… Read more »
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Guest post: why criminalise the asylum seeker?
The NCADC blog is pleased to welcome three guest posts from Molly Haglund, who has just completed a Masters Degree in Human Rights Practice at… Read more »
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Guest post: a tradition of deterrence
The NCADC blog is pleased to welcome three guest posts from Molly Haglund, who has just completed a Masters Degree in Human Rights Practice at… Read more »
Read moreEnforced removal contracts: the abusive end-point of a broken immigration system
NCADC welcomes today’s report from the Home Affairs Select Committee, which raises concerns that the potentially lethal ‘head-down’ restraint technique is used during enforced removals,… Read more »
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