The King’s Speech and Government Briefing
On 13th May 2026, the King made a speech in which he confirmed that new legislation will be introduced to ‘increase confidence in the security… Read more »
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Beyond Borders Totnes & District demands a government U-turn on the asylum ‘floating prison’ plan
One of the grassroots groups Right to Remain works with, Beyond Borders Totnes & District, started a petition today demanding a government U-turn on the asylum ‘floating priosn’ plan.
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‘Your immigration status doesn’t change who you are’ – radical solidarity from Devon to Glasgow
On 28 March 2023 Right to Remain hosted two events which showcased radical community solidarity in action: read all about them here.
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Solidarity: a relic of the past, or an urgent principle for our times?
At Right to Remain, solidarity is a key phrase and concept in our work. We have long grappled with how best to define it and how to deploy it meaningfully. We see solidarity as a guiding principle for our activities and theory of change – but does it actually resonate with those we work with?
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Join the Refugee Solidarity Summit this weekend
We are very pleased to be part of the Refugee Solidarity Summit, a convening of grassroots solidarity networks, non profit organisations, activists, volunteers, community organisers and NGO’s working in the areas of refugee support, solidarity, advocacy and welcome in the UK and across Europe.
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We believe in life, love, and solidarity and we will win.
This week, there’s been devastating stories of lives lost because of borders.
We will not forget them.
And we will continue working with others for change. There’s so many of us who want a better world.
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This is what solidarity looks like
Ken Macharia reported to the Home Office last week, flanked by his Bristol Bisons team-mates.
Practical solidarity is needed every day, in quiet ways and loud, to survive and succeed in navigating the legal system.
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Surviving and succeeding in the asylum and immigration system
At Right to Remain, our approach is about solidarity, self-help and mutual aid. A lot of our work is finding out what practical actions people are taking to survive and succeed in the asylum and immigration system, and sharing that with others facing the same problems.
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What does solidarity mean to you?
Solidarity is at the heart of Right to Remain’s work. But what does this word mean?
We asked the asylum and migrant groups that we work with, across the UK, to tell us what “solidarity” means to them.
Here’s what they said, in videos and quotes.
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Reflections on Calais
To mark the first anniversary of the destruction of the ‘Jungle’ camp in Calais, Right to Remain’s Luke Butterly reflects on our recent return… Read more »
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This is what solidarity sounds like.
Surviving the UK’s asylum/immigration system isn’t easy. Whether people are granted the right to remain or not, many people are scarred by the experience of… Read more »
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Thank you for the music (sorry. had to be done)
Sometimes you can feel overwhelmed by the hatred, fear and division that is being stoked up. And sometimes you can feel overwhelmed by love, support,… Read more »
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