Queerness and Migration
Who Is Welcome Event Series.
9 March 2023, Online.
Joint Letter on Islamophobia, Knowsley and the Far Right
Migrants’ Rights Network and Community Policy Forum have written a joint letter to the PM and a number of MPs outlining the links between Islamophobia and far-right anti-migrant violence like the riots seen in Knowsley. To read the letter in full, click here. Our open letter is also featured in the Guardian. To read the
Cypriot Queerness Beyond Sexuality
Queerness isn’t merely about sexuality: it can be, and always was, so much more than that.
February Newsletter 2023
Right to Work, LGBT History Month + Words Matter February has got off to a busy start and we have been planning lots of exciting new things. Life is getting harder for migrants and refugees in the UK. It is more important than ever that we stand in solidarity as tougher immigration policies are on the
‘Inclusion’ celebrates who we are
‘Inclusion’ means your culture, identity and experience are accepted and valued. ‘Integration’ forces us to lose our identities. I have been in the UK since 1997. I’ve buried a lot from those early days but my experiences have shaped how I feel about the concept of integration. When I first arrived in the late 90’s,
Letter to PM on Missing Children
The Migrants’ Rights Network have signed an open letter coordinated by ECPAT UK and The Refugee Council, calling for action on children going missing from Home Office Hotels. To read the letter in full, click here.