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NEW- Right to work checks guide

We are pleased to share with you our new right to work checks guide which aims to support migrant workers and their representatives to be fully aware of the rules, and their rights when these checks are undertaken. MRN partnered with the Trade Union Congress (TUC) to produce a guide to help trade union reps better understand […]

Know Your Rights- Mental Health

We have launched a new section of the Know Your Rights (KYR) Guide, on Mental Health, following unanimous request from migrants and refugees during its latest focus group. We collaborated with the charity Mind for their expertise in the subject and their extensive network. The KYR guide aims to help migrants understand and assert their

April Newsletter- Russophobia

Statement from Fizza Qureshi, CEO of MRN: ” Over the past few months, European countries have been embracing Ukrainian refugees, who are being welcomed and warmly received. Mainland European governments have significantly relaxed entry requirements to enable Ukrainians to cross borders as speedily as possible, which is unarguably the correct way to respond to this

Our response to the Government’s consultation on changes to the Human Rights Act

The Government is currently consulting on ‘reforming’ the Human Rights Act. The Human Rights Act came into force in 2000 and sets out the fundamental rights and freedoms that everyone in the UK is entitled to (like the right to freedom of expression, the right to a fair trial etc). It means that public bodies

March 2022 Newsletter

Ukraine Message from our Chief Executive, Fizza Qureshi: “Like many of you, our thoughts today are dominated by the Russia-Ukraine war. Some of you may be desperately worrying about loved ones caught up in the conflict; others are working hard to support people already in this country or who may be arriving soon. None of

February 2022 Newsletter

The Nationality and Borders Bill continues to make its way through Parliament. We’ve been focusing on Clause 9: the Government’s attempt to widen their deprivation of citizenship powers so that they are no longer obliged to notify someone before making a deprivation order (you can read more about the issue, and our work to oppose

Nationality & Borders Bill briefing: deprivation of citizenship

Ahead of the debate in the House of Lords on Thursday 27 January, we have produced a briefing for peers on the amendments that have been tabled to Clause 9 of the Nationality and Borders Bill. What is Clause 9? Clause 9 is the part of the Bill which, if passed, would give the Secretary

January 2022 Newsletter

Today the Nationality and Borders Bill has its second reading in the House of Lords. As many of you will know, the Bill contains a whole host of deeply troubling Government proposals for changes to the asylum and immigration system in the UK, including allowing the ‘push back’ of boats crossing the English Channel, using

End of 2021 Newsletter

This past year has been hard for everyone, but none more so than the marginalised and minoritised communities in the UK, many of whom are migrants. We couldn’t have helped these communities without our supporters and funders. Thank you so much for standing with us to fight for the rights of migrants. Part of our

Migrant Aspiration Programme (MAP)

What is MAP? The Migrant Aspiration Programme (MAP) is a FREE 4 months online training course created for anyone who has lived experience of migration and the hostile environment. MAP is for people who are looking to lead and make a difference in their community. They do not need to have experience of leadership or

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