Tag: immigration
The NHS Should Be for Everyone – And That Includes Migrants
Dr Joanna Dobbin
5 Reasons We Don’t Need Detention Centres
Freed Voices
Doctors Send Spoof ‘Go Home’ Van Around Westminster to Protest the Hostile Environment
Charlotte England
These Five Victories in the Fight for Migrants’ Rights Show We Can Win
Charlotte England
A Short Guide to Deportation Charter Flights
Phil Miller
A Progressive Immigration Policy?
If we get a left-wing Labour government led by Jeremy Corbyn, they will have an immigration system, and what that will look like matters – for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. Maya Goodfellow discusses how we might get there.
Domestic Violence or Deportation? The Migrant Women Forced to Choose
Niamh McIntyre
Can America’s Sanctuary City Model Work in the UK? A North London Borough is About to Find Out
Charlotte England
5 Reasons Global Free Movement Isn’t Such a Bad Idea
Aisha Dodwell
On Migration and the State: Lea Ypi
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Lea Ypi, professor in political theory at the LSE to discuss ways of thinking about migration, what it tells us about the state and the possibility of an emancipatory cosmopolitanism.
Migration Focus
Each year, thousands of people die trying to reach Europe. In Britain, Theresa May is revoking migrants’ right to free healthcare, detaining people indefinitely and trying to quietly deport a generation of Windrush migrants who have lived in the country for decades. It’s clear that migration needs to be a priority for the left. Stay tuned this week as Novara Media looks at the topic in depth.
Solidarity With the Yarl’s Wood Hunger Strikers
Women in Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre have now been on hunger strike for nearly two weeks. Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott expresses her solidarity with their fight for adequate healthcare provision, for improved legal access and an end to indefinite detention.
Yarl’s Wood Hunger Strike: 120 Detainees Refuse Food in Protest Against Home Office
Charlotte England
No More Deaths at Sea
On the sixth of February 2014, the Guardia Civil fired rubber bullets at African migrants trying to swim into the Spanish-controlled Moroccan city of Ceuta. At least 14 deaths were recorded. Four years later campaigners marched against the callous disregard for life at Europe’s borders. A Film by Gosia Juszczak & Darío Unai Cristóbal Pulido
Eugenics Is Not a Fringe Issue – It Influences UK Immigration Policy
Beth Davies-Kumadiro
Surround Yarl’s Wood: We Must Keep On Demanding an End to Immigration Detention
Charlotte England
