
Tag: Home Office


Report: ‘It’s Been Too Long’: The Windrush Compensation Scheme is Setting Victims Up to Fail
Sophie K Rosa
Confronted with a failing compensation scheme offering hugely delayed and "insultingly" low payments, Windrush victims argue they have no choice but to fight for just renumeration. Sophie K Rosa reports.

Long Read: Detained Migrants Are Workers. They Belong in the Trade Union Movement
Isaac Ricca-Richardson and Franck Magennis

Opinion: Third-Sector Workers’ Grievances Point to the Shortcomings of the Charity Sector
Benjamin Morgan

Two Years On, NHS Hospitals Are Still Demanding Some Patients Pay Upfront for Life Saving Treatment
Izzi Whelan

A Day in the Life of a Marxist Immigration Barrister
Marxist Barrister
An anonymous immigration barrister describes a typical day at work, the uphill battle of dismantling the British imperial border and why theirs is a job that really shouldn’t exist.

New Face at the Home Office, But No New Answers to Knife Crime
Huda Elmi

Outsourcing Incarceration: Privitisation in Britain’s Immigration Detention Estate
Rudy Schulkind

Long Read: “Target/Tackle”: A Hostile Environment for the Homeless
North East London Migrant Action
