We condemn genocide
November 2023 Newsletter
We stand in solidarity with the people of Armenia, Congo and Sudan.
The theme for this year’s Islamophobia Awareness Month is #MuslimStories. Muslim voices are incredibly important to amplify, especially given the rise in Islamophobic scapegoating. At MRN, we believe in the transformative power of storytelling, especially from Muslim communities who are affected by multiple systems of oppression, such as queer Muslims, Muslim asylum seekers, Black Muslims,
by Edith Yembra, Treasurer to MRN’s Board, for Black History Month.
The Migrants’ Rights Network condemns ongoing settler-colonialism, genocide, violence and ethnic cleansing. We firmly believe that no one should be subjected to violence nor forced to choose between displacement and death. We must condemn forced displacement in all its forms across the world. While we call for safe routes, we also firmly believe that no
by Ernest Ulaya, MRN Ambassador, for Black History Month.
Immigration raids incite fear in migrant and migratised communities, while right to work guidance is causing confusion amongst employers. Through both our Hostile Office and Challenge the Checks campaigns, we are looking at how different aspects of legislation such as employment, digital and immigration law clash to create misery for migrant workers. The Government signalled