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Ruth, one of our members, wrote about life as an undocumented migrant in the UK to speak out against the #HostileEnvironment.
It's a call to action for all of us to build a system based on justice and dignity. #SolidarityKnowsNoBorders
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Migrants Organise – Why I Protest: Life As an Asylum Seeker and An Undocumented Migrant.
This blog was written by Ruth, one of Migrants Organise’s members, who was unable to join the weekend of action against the Hostile Environment and instead wrote this piece. A version of this was read out at protests across the country during the weekend of action against the hostile environment.
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