A Twitter thread by Bella Sankey, Director of @DetentionAction My organisation @DetentionAction has supported tens of Afghans in detention in recent years. The…
by Robina Qureshi, Director Positive Action in Housing Glaswegians are in a jubilant mood after hundreds of protesters successfully resisted the UK Border Agency’s attempts to remove two asylum…
Today Human Rights Activist Pinar Aksu led an impromptu protest outside the Home Office in Glasgow. The protest was against the Home Office which…
After the news that the wife of British wrestling champion Muhammad Mokaev was twice refused the UK visiting visa, many on Twitter have shared their experience with the Home Office’s inhumane policies. Cryton Chikoko writes about the heartaches and burden on migrant communities by UK spousal visa policies.
Boris Johnson wishes us a Merry Christmas, but the British Government’s policies have long been in contradiction with the spirit it praises.
by Trainee Immigration Solicitor Caitlin Alexander Dear Home Office, I refer to your video posted on Twitter last week with the caption: “Small…
By Rebecca Eribal, Last time Alex saw his Daddy in person he was three years old. He will be 6 in December. Alex…
There are thousands of migrants in the UK whose daily lives have been systematically ruined by cruel visa decisions and inhumane policies of the Home Office and the virus is just taking advantage of the vulnerabilities perpetuated by the state , writes Cryton Chikoko.
Loraine Masiya Mponela, the chairperson for Coventry Asylum and Refugee Action Group (CARAG), reflects on the unique challenges being faced by asylum seekers…