Liverpool Anti-racism Newswire Archive

15-10-2007 17:15

Anti-racism march! Defend all asylum seekers! 3 Nov 2007

There will be an anti-racism march in Manchester on Saturday 3 November 2007, in defence of all asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants and all victims of racism. Read more >>

12-10-2007 15:23

Dignity Not Detention: the 3 Day march

Asylum seekers, refugees, trade unionists and supporters from all over South Yorkshire will march from the Home Office in Sheffield (at noon on Friday to Lindholme Detention centre near Doncaster between 26-28th October
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10-10-2007 11:44 | 2 comments

The Madness of King Nick - the infamous Identity article examined at last

A look at the Identity article... Read more >>

04-10-2007 18:11

Anti-racism march in Manchester on 3 November 2007

There will be an anti-racism march in Manchester on 3 November 2007, in defence of all asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants and all victims of racism. Read more >>

22-09-2007 12:12

Time to step up the campaign against the BNP conference in Blackpool

Let's get going. Read more >>

21-09-2007 18:41

Anti-racism march! 3 November 2007

There will be an anti-racism march in Rusholme, Manchester on Saturday 3 November 2007, in defence of all asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants and all victims of racism. Read more >>

19-09-2007 22:32

Return Beatrice to Liverpool

Beatrice who was living in Liverpool was 'removed' to Cameroon on 28th August after being held in Yarls Wood detention camp for many weeks. Beatrice resisted being forced onto the plane but she has told us that she was very badly beaten and kicked by her two 'escorts'. Her condition was so bad that the Cameroonian authorities refused to acccept someone who was in such a bad state into their country and put her on a plane the same night on a flight back to the UK. She remains in Yarls Wood and has had her mobile taken from her and she is very unhappy with her legal representatives.

Leafleting at St Lukes at the top of Bold Street on Saturday 22nd September 1.30 - 2.30 for Beatrice and others, as sadly Beatrice's case is not exceptional, many others suffer from these racist immigration controls. Read more >>