MRN and JCWI believe that no one should be treated degradingly or have their lives put at risk because of where they happened to be born. That’s why we stand firmly against the policies set out in the Prime Minister’s immigration statement.
At the Migrants’ Rights Network, we categorically stand against detention in all its forms.
Empowering migrants and creating strong communities is more important than ever. But to do this, we urgently need funds. By donating to our Winter Migrant Solidarity Appeal, YOU will be helping to keep our Migrants’ Aspiration Programme alive.
The West’s condemnation of Qatar is problematic and hypocritical.
The higher education system will collapse if international students are not allowed to come and study here.
The government response to our joint letter on the rights of modern slavery victims can be found here.
MRN has written a joint letter on protecting the rights of modern slavery victims, in partnership with Migrants at Work, Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID), Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX) and the UK BME Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET). To read the letter in full, click here.
Our consultation highlights the implications of migration policies on families with particular emphasis on the emotional impact. In compiling this response, we have incorporated the stories of ADR campaigners with lived experience of engaging with the policies, and restrictions, brought about by family migration rules. We conclude that existing ADR visa rules are incredibly restrictive
