UK Migration Newswire Archive
Support The Harmondsworth 4! - Demonstrate 11 February
07-02-2008 11:04
The trial of four men who were in Harmondsworth IRC at the time of the protest there on 28 November 2006 opened on Monday 14th January 2008 at Southwark Crown Court. The prosecution has now concluded and the defendants have begun to give their evidenceThere has been a demonstration each Monday morning, and the next one is on 11 February 9-10.30am. Please join us!
Another attempt to remove Christopher and Calvin
06-02-2008 19:24
Charly: urgent help needed. Perparim shall stay!
06-02-2008 18:25
Charly from Leeds and her 4 month old baby to be deported to Cameroon tomorrow Thursday 7th February.
Peparim and family grated status.
Can YOU Scupper this Unjust Deportation in Just Three Clicks ?
06-02-2008 10:33
Now the inquest has decided his wife was killed unlawfully by the NHS hospital which employed her, Arnel Cabrera is to be deported. Naughty man, he's foreign and was only allowed to live and work in England because his wife, the one the NHS killed, was a theatre nurse. You can protest -- right now -- without leaving your comfortable chair. Unless of course you know different.NoBorders Update
05-02-2008 17:14
Every Monday at the University of Manchester student union a free documentary is shown. The event is open to the public, encourages discussion, and attempts to cover topics that are not always done justice in the mainstream media. The event is coordinated by the Openmedia forum, email
openmedia@umsu.manchester.ac.uk for more. On Monday 4th February, Manchester NoBorders hosted the event and over seventy people attended. The evening began with a few short clips relating to migration and resistance, then followed the docudrama 'Ghosts' and it ended with some news on the NoBorders network, plus informal discussion. We showed;
Human Rights Watch - Word Report of events in 2007
05-02-2008 14:41
In its World Report 2008, Human Rights Watch surveys the human rights situation in more than 75 countries. Human Rights Watch identified many human rights challenges in need of attention, including atrocities in Chad, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia's Ogaden region, Iraq, Somalia, Sri Lanka, and Sudan's Darfur region, as well as closed societies or severe repression in Burma, China, Cuba, Eritrea, Libya, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam. Abuses in the "war on terror" featured in France, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among others.Meeting to organise action against racism
04-02-2008 11:17
Anit-deportation campaigns, + other news, Friday 1st February 2008
01-02-2008 20:49
NCADC news serviceOrganising in the Dark: Interviews about Migrants’ Struggles
01-02-2008 20:10
Jaya Klara Brekke talks to four UK based groups working to improve conditions for migrants and asks ‘how does one organise in the dark?’No Borders film night, Monday Feb 4th
31-01-2008 15:00
On Monday February 4th Manchester No Borders will be hosting an evening of films and discussion on migration management. The event will be held in the Council Chambers (top floor) of the Manchester University Students Union, which is located on the Oxford road between the Academy and the Manchester Museum. Screenings will begin at 7.30pm, and will be followed by discussion of the issues raised.After Sangatte Film Premiere Tonight, SOAS University, Now 7pm
31-01-2008 12:42
Demonstrate at Communications House - Tuesday 5 February
31-01-2008 10:54
Show solidarity with asylum seekers and immigrantsProtest against reporting and detention centres!
Defend the Harmondsworth 4!
Racist murder in Kiev, Ukraine
30-01-2008 15:39
In desparate emails refugees in Kiev are reporting another racist murder.Support The Harmondsworth 4! - Demonstrate Monday 4 February
30-01-2008 13:49
The trial of four men who were in Harmondsworth IRC at the time of the protest there on 28 November 2006 opened on Monday 14th January 2008 at Southwark Crown Court.There has been a demonstration each Monday morning, and the next one is on 4 February 9-10.30am. Please join us!
Convicted thug in racist outburst
29-01-2008 12:27
Birmingham City Council's Housing chief, Cllr John Lines, reveals himself, once again, to be a thick racist.Citizens Speak:public consultation on sanctuary in the UK
29-01-2008 10:16
Children in UK detention centres
28-01-2008 20:33
The British government frequently imprisons both adult and children asylum seekers, this is contrary to EU human rights guidelines.XL airways court case results
28-01-2008 18:03
Anti-deportation activist found guilty, 12 month conditional discharge £300 costs. ‘The judge said I 'went too far' - I feel my actions went just far enough. I believe that everyone should take whatever action is within their abilities in the face of social and environmental injustices like deporting so-called ‘failed’ asylum seekers to a country destabilised by wars over resources. I would happily do what I did again.'Petition For The Lives Of Two Iranian Gay Guys: Hamzeh And Loghman
27-01-2008 23:10
Petition for the lives of Hamzeh and Loghman: two young gay men who are in love and who risk the death sentence in Iran. And let's not forget Pegah: the United Kingdom could still hand her over to the executioner.Around the Campaigns Friday 24th January 2008
25-01-2008 18:47
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