Opinion: Priti Patel Is Right About One Thing: Our Asylum System Is Fundamentally Broken
Zoe Gardner
Without safe ways to come to the UK, migrants will keep drowning in the Channel, writes Zoe Gardner.
Tag: immigration law
Long Read: Detained Migrants Are Workers. They Belong in the Trade Union Movement
Isaac Ricca-Richardson and Franck Magennis
With detained migrants encouraged to work for slave wages, rather than treating them as victims devoid of agency, trade unions must instead bring them into the movement, write Isaac Ricca-Richardson and Franck Magennis.
Tired of Being Ignored, Refugees in Calais Are Learning to Do Their Own Press
Abby Meadows in Northern France and Charlotte England in London
Refugees in northern France say too often western volunteers are asked to speak for them, or journalists push their own agenda. That’s if their situation is reported on at all. By mobilising and upskilling they hope to finally change this.