“Never accept the bread line, fight for what you want.” Recently, Migrants Organise gathered over one hundred community members and local leaders…
Migrants Organise members at a Strangers Into Citizens march. Photo: Beth Crosland. In a free and fair society, amnesty for all migrants…
The Migrants Organise Community Leadership Academy kicks off again in London this September. The academy is a nine month action-based programme, focused…
by Ffion Wyn Evans, Participation Manager ”There’s really no such thing as the ‘voiceless’ There are only the deliberately silenced, or the preferably…
The 2015 immigration bill is now ready for its third reading in Parliament. Anyone looking forward to the introduction of greater safeguards…
At its annual conference held in Islington on Saturday 21 March, the Churches’ Refugee Network passed unanimously a Position Statement calling for…
This month I turn 21! In my British years, that is. I made a journey from broken hearted, disillusioned refugee journalist from…
Image copyright DIBP images Over 30,000 people were locked up in the UK last year – but not because they had committed a…
The world’s unlikeliest power couple, Angelina Jolie and William Hague, are ‘rallying’ London to descend on the ExCel Centre for next week’s…
Just before the dramatic resignation of the Immigration Minister Mark Harper, which has equally dramatically increased the use of the term ‘illegal…
The Voice of Domestic Workers is saving lives!
Behind closed doors: modern slavery in Kensington
In some of the UK’s most exclusive neighbourhoods, domestic workers are falling victim to abusive employers
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