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Labour “putting deportation machine into overdrive”, shows Corporate Watch analysis

Labour “putting deportation machine into overdrive”, shows Corporate Watch analysis

Algorithm decisions and re-purposed Rwanda logistics highlighted in migration policy review ~ Scott Harris ~ Solidarity campaigners had few illusions about Keir Starmer’s government treating migrants with any more dignity, fairness and respect than the Tories. “The main difference is the packaging”, says research group Corporate Watch in a recent analysis. Among other topics, the

Dual victory as university divests from fossil fuel and border industries

Dual victory as university divests from fossil fuel and border industries

Staffordshire becomes first UK higher education institution to remove both sectors from its investment portfolio ~ Cristina Sykes ~ Student campaigners have hailed a significant first after Staffordshire University committed to exclude fossil fuel companies from its investment portfolios as well as those involved with border surveillance, incarceration and forced migrant deportations. Although the student-led

France: Revolts in the migrant detention centres

France: Revolts in the migrant detention centres

Rebellions are increasing in the detention centres of Vincennes and Mesnil-Amelot, with deportation refusal, protests against appalling living conditions and police racism adding to unrest over the health crisis and rising Covid case numbers among detainees. Mesnil-Amelot Over the last several months, prisoners at Mesnil-Amelot have initiated many revolts and protest movements, with the most recent

France: Appeal trial for a group of activists showing solidarity with migrant people against far right ‘border defenders’ begins

France: Appeal trial for a group of activists showing solidarity with migrant people against far right ‘border defenders’  begins

On May 27, hundreds of people gathered outside the court in Grenoble, France to show their support to “Briançon 7”: a group of individuals who are appealing their conviction for “facilitating the irregular entry of foreign nationals” into France in December 2018. The story of ‘Briançon 7’ begins in the spring of 2018. On April

Base and Roses Raise Money for Penally Camp Residents

Base and Roses Raise Money for Penally Camp Residents

Bristol mutual aid group Base and Roses are raising money for asylum seekers currently housed in Penally Camp in Wales. Please read their appeal and donate here: www.gofundme.com/f/support-penally-asylum-seekers We are raising £3,300 for the people seeking asylum who are forcibly placed in disused army barracks in Penally, South Wales. We need your help to get