

Migrant solidarity, Merseyside: meeting, Tuesday July 11th
This is the second meeting of a new migrant solidarity network on Merseyside. It is open to all who want to work together on refugee and migrant solidarity in the area, and beyond
This is the second meeting of a new migrant solidarity network on Merseyside. It is open to all who want to work together on refugee and migrant solidarity in the area, and beyond
“The solidarity in Manchester was amazing, we could see people wiping their tears and at the end, we heard everyone shouting ‘We are together’.”
Migrant organisers and allies came together in Manchester for a gathering as part of the Solidarity Knows No Borders week of action.
Campaigners and allies linking up in Liverpool. “This event encouraged allies to act from a place of solidarity and justice, rather than pity or charity..”
Liverpool Campaigner Wilson Mukerjee receives Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
Hundreds joined the Justice for Simba campaign in Sheffield last Saturday for the ‘Carnival of Resistance’.
Manchester migrant campaigners pledge a united fight to resist the hostile environment, and build stronger, united communities!
Calling Manchester! The government is planning a fresh assault on refugees and migrants, with a new Immigration Bill. We have an alternative to this racist hostile environment. We are building bridges, not walls. Join us!
Hot off the presses… These Walls Must Fall campaigners VVIDY (Voice for Voiceless Immigration Detainees Yorkshire) today launch four brand new, limited edition t-shirts, for sale now on the Right to Remain shop.
“We should all be moving freely across borders like planets and comets do in space and in the heavens without restrictions. That is the nature of things. Free movement across borders, space and time.”
Victor reflects on current events, in the heavens and closer to home.
We are Voice for Voiceless Immigration Detainees Yorkshire, last week we wrote to the Home Secretary about in-person signing and reporting, and ask that it is stopped for good.
Campaigners speak in response to today’s announcement that Morton Hall Detention Centre is to close.