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Novara FM: Reclaiming Feminism: Sex, Work & Womanhood

Eleanor Penny & Ash Sarkar are joined by Lola Okolosie and Juno Mac to discuss the failings of liberal feminism, and how to build a more radical movement that centres the lives of marginalised women.

Long Read: ‘Who is the government protecting from what?’: Borders and Backlashes in Australia’s Long Sixties

Jon Piccini

As nationalist politicians line up to praise Australia's border policing, Jon Piccini examines the history of its migration policy - and the resistance it engendered - during the 'long sixties' of 1966-72.

Charter Flight to Jamaica Threatens Mass Removal of Migrants

Eleanor Penny

On Wednesday March 8th, a charter flight is due to uproot migrants from their lives in the UK, and fly them to a country that some will never have seen as adults.

IMOBastani: Racist Besties: Theresa May and Donald Trump

Theresa May won’t criticise Donald Trump or the Muslim ban. Thats because she agrees with much of his politics.

Long Read: Surviving Hostile Environments: Migrant Families With No Recourse to Public Funds

North East London Migrant Action

North East London Migrant Action reports on the barriers that many migrants face when attempting to access to public services and financial support.

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Long Read: Immigration Detention & Deportation: A View From Jamaica

Luke de Noronha

Indefinite detention and sudden deportation are staples of policing UK borders. Luke de Noronha talks to Jamaican deportees who have been through this system, to find out more about life at the sharp end of UK immigration law.

Long Read: Good Refugees vs Bad Migrants

Hector Uniacke

In international law and political discourse, 'migrant' is distinguished from 'refugee'. The latter is legally entitled to our aid, whereas the former can freely be treated with suspicion and contempt. But this binary obscures the conditions that gave rise to the so-called refugee crisis.

Long Read: Defunding the Diaspora: Sri Lankan Tamil Communities at the Forefront of Government Cuts

Flora Hastings

Seven years on from the end of Sri Lanka’s civil war, and the ongoing oppression of the Tamil community by the Sri Lankan government should make it harder for the UK to ignore the needs of London’s Sri Lankan refugees and incoming asylum seekers. But community spaces that support London’s Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora are struggling in the face of ongoing cuts to local governments.

IMOBastani: Refugee Myth Busting

Britain isn't 'full up'. Aaron Bastani looks at the facts when it comes to Britain and refugees.

Calais Migrant Camp: The State So Far

Alex Fusco

Calais's migrant camp is under attack. The French and British states have been failing the people living there for years, so why is this happening now?

5 Things That Won’t Happen If Britain Leaves the EU

Why Is the British Government Using Its Aid Budget to Keep People in Poverty?

Diane Abbott

The UK government pitches its international aid deals as win-win, but increasingly aid is being used to advance British interests at the expense of the world's poor and displaced, writes Diane Abbott.

Freedom of Movement and Benefit Tourism: Paying Attention to the Background

Raia Apostolova

Behind the folk devil figure of the ‘benefit tourist’ - which has become so prominent in the Brexit debate - is the politics of freedom of movement and the realities of those who are forced to be mobile to reproduce their lives.

Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

Sunday Long Read: To see in Novara Media's week-long investigation of Europe, James Butler lays out the crises facing Europe and asks whether there can be a solution.

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Pedion Tou Areos has become a makeshift refugee camp in central Athens, with many people passing through to central and western Europe from Syria and Afghanistan. Here some of the residents share their reflections and hopes.

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

Aaron Bastani speaks to Antony Loewenstein, author of 'Disaster Capitalism', about migration, Europe and what it means to be a journalist in the 21st century.

Tag: migration

Long Read: ‘Who is the government protecting from what?’: Borders and Backlashes in Australia’s Long Sixties

Jon Piccini

Charter Flight to Jamaica Threatens Mass Removal of Migrants

Eleanor Penny

IMOBastani: Racist Besties: Theresa May and Donald Trump

Long Read: Surviving Hostile Environments: Migrant Families With No Recourse to Public Funds

North East London Migrant Action

Long Read: Immigration Detention & Deportation: A View From Jamaica

Luke de Noronha

Long Read: Good Refugees vs Bad Migrants

Hector Uniacke

Long Read: Defunding the Diaspora: Sri Lankan Tamil Communities at the Forefront of Government Cuts

Flora Hastings

IMOBastani: Refugee Myth Busting

Calais Migrant Camp: The State So Far

Alex Fusco

5 Things That Won’t Happen If Britain Leaves the EU

Leah Cowan

OMFG Sarkar: Against ‘Integration’

The Choices Are Awful, But We Have To Vote To Stay In The EU

Why Is the British Government Using Its Aid Budget to Keep People in Poverty?

Diane Abbott

Freedom of Movement and Benefit Tourism: Paying Attention to the Background

Raia Apostolova

Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

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Tag: migration

Novara FM: Reclaiming Feminism: Sex, Work & Womanhood

Long Read: ‘Who is the government protecting from what?’: Borders and Backlashes in Australia’s Long Sixties

Jon Piccini

Charter Flight to Jamaica Threatens Mass Removal of Migrants

Eleanor Penny

IMOBastani: Racist Besties: Theresa May and Donald Trump

Long Read: Surviving Hostile Environments: Migrant Families With No Recourse to Public Funds

North East London Migrant Action

Long Read: Immigration Detention & Deportation: A View From Jamaica

Luke de Noronha

Long Read: Good Refugees vs Bad Migrants

Hector Uniacke

Long Read: Defunding the Diaspora: Sri Lankan Tamil Communities at the Forefront of Government Cuts

Flora Hastings

IMOBastani: Refugee Myth Busting

Calais Migrant Camp: The State So Far

Alex Fusco

5 Things That Won’t Happen If Britain Leaves the EU

Leah Cowan

OMFG Sarkar: Against ‘Integration’

The Choices Are Awful, But We Have To Vote To Stay In The EU

Why Is the British Government Using Its Aid Budget to Keep People in Poverty?

Diane Abbott

Freedom of Movement and Benefit Tourism: Paying Attention to the Background

Raia Apostolova

Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

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