Two complaints to data protection regulators have been filed against the Home Office’s use of global GPS ankle tags to monitor people
GPS electronic tagging of migrants: complaints filed to regulators by privacy rights charity
Manchester coalition against the hostile environment
Migrant organisers and allies came together in Manchester for a gathering as part of the Solidarity Knows No Borders week of action.
Telephone reporting – a campaign victory, but the struggle continues
A victory in the Abolish Reporting campaign against unfair monitoring and control of migrants!
“I am not free until other women are free”. United against the new detention centre
Campaigners from Manchester, Liverpool and Yorkshire joined forces with others in Durham to say NO to the new immigration detention centre
Immigration enforcement in Birmingham – online meeting, June 16
Right to Remain is hosting an informal online meeting for people in Birmingham who are concerned about immigration enforcement and are curious about the anti-raids network.
Art of Resistance: exhibition, Wakefield, June 19
Zimbawean artist Bryan Muchiwera opens his first exhibition in Britain, for the Solidarity Knows No Borders week of action
Sheffield protest June 18 – end the hostile environment!
Sheffield together on June 18 – join us for a protest rally against the hostile environment. Solidarity knows no borders!
Manchester: community action to end the hostile environment, June 18
A gathering for Manchester refugee and migrant activists, anti-racism campaigners, and all who are working for migration justice.
Halifax festival of resistance, Thursday June 16
Solidarity Knows Know Borders week of action. Join us in Halifax as we take the movement to the next stage.
Knowledge is Power: online workshop on using the Right to Remain Toolkit, June 13
Knowledge is power: online workshop. Equip yourself against the state violence of the immigration and asylum legal system.
New research: the impact of reporting conditions on children and young people
A new report has revealed the impact of immigration bail reporting conditions on children, young people and families.
Immigration Reporting: telephone system introduced
The Home Office has moved to using telephone reporting, as an alternative to in-person appointments at reporting centres