School census will force children like me into the shadows
18th May is the final deadline to opt your child out of the national school census or to retract previously submitted data. See the links… Read more »
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No borders on campus: Universities Resist Border Controls at RtR’s annual gathering
We wrote yesterday on the blog about our annual gathering in Manchester on 3 September. The afternoon part of the event included workshops on five… Read more »
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#UnisResistBorderControls
This is a guest blog post by Sanaz Raji, who will be co-running a workshop on this topic at our annual gathering on Saturday. Five… Read more »
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The encroaching border: international students
A guest post by Marina Burka, Fulbright Scholar from the United States and MRes (Master of Research) student at the University of Glasgow. This is… Read more »
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Delayed justice: court rules against Home Office who removed 1000s of student without evidence
In February 2014, the television show Panorama broadcast a programme on fraud at a school in east London, regarding English language tests that are a… Read more »
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NUS releases damning report on the English language test crisis
Last week, the National Union of Students (NUS) released a report responding to the Home Office’s accusations of fraud in the English language tests, which… Read more »
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2014: a year of fighting for the right to remain, and campaigning for migration justice
Here are some of the important events of the last year – moments of solidarity and success, setbacks and threats, and working together to overcome… Read more »
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Government policy on international and asylum-seeking students: everyone loses
By RtR volunteer, Alexa Sidor. The tried and tested formula of scapegoating migrants crops up into the British zeitgeist every so often, each time bringing… Read more »
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Xenophobic Immigration Bill The new Immigration Bill, described by one politician as “the most racist piece of legislation that this country has witnessed since the… Read more »
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