Guest blog by Ed Lewis Global Justice Now’s Groups Officer Last Saturday we witnessed a chilling upsurge of the far right on our…
Migrants Organise members at a Strangers Into Citizens march. Photo: Beth Crosland. In a free and fair society, amnesty for all migrants…
Can you imagine a bailiff entering your home and selling your possessions, to pay for essential healthcare services you should never have…
A minor is denied support at a children’s services department. A heavily pregnant woman avoids seeking healthcare. A rough sleeper asks for…
The 2015 immigration bill is now ready for its third reading in Parliament. Anyone looking forward to the introduction of greater safeguards…
Let’s make it clear once again; for many reasons nobody can be proud of the new Immigration Bill, which is expected to cause more…
The new Immigration Bill after its formal presentation (First Reading) in the House of Commons had a Second Reading on the 22nd…
One of my New Year’s resolutions—and there were only a handful—was to focus on positive things at work. I decided to stop…
This #WindrushDay we are paying respect to the huge contribution of the #WindrushGeneration & their families: in building the #NHS and in their innovative fight for social & racial justice.
3 years after the #WindrushScandal we still demand justice.
⚡ Sign the petition and share the voices of the #WindrushGeneration ⬇️
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Fix the Windrush compensation scheme
In April 2019, the government launched the Windrush Compensation Scheme in response to the Windrush Scandal. According to the latest report from the National Audit Office The Home Office estimated it might pay out compensation worth between £120 million and £310 million to 15,000 people. By the en...
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