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September 2, 2021
Know Your Rights: Hate Crime Workshop
Join Migrants’ Rights Network for a workshop taught by Victim Support on Hate Crime on 13 October, 11-12:30pm! About this event During Hate Crime Awareness Week, Migrants’…
June 11, 2021
‘Hostile Environment: What kind of Highly Skilled migrant does the UK want?’
APPG Race & Community – 10th June 2021.
June 11, 2021
No Palantir In Our NHS!
3rd June 5pm
March 9, 2021
Migrants’ Leaders Programme – Telling Our Own Stories – March 2021
Join the Migrants’ Rights Network on a six-session leadership programme for migrants and refugees who are campaigning or want to campaign on issues that impact them. We’ll…
February 10, 2021
Watch again: Highly Skilled Migrants Report Launch
New Report: Highly Skilled Migrants: Indefinite Leave to Remain Refusals & Covid-19 Realities The criminalisation of the UK’s Highly Skilled Migrants (HSMs) and implications for wider migrant…
January 21, 2021
27th Jan 2021 – Discrimination & Destitution: The UKs Highly Skilled Migrants
The APPG for Immigration Law and Policy, Operation Black Vote, Migrants’ Rights Network, Garden Court Chambers and Highly Skilled UK invite you to a report launch and…
December 22, 2020
Report Launch: The Impact of Covid-19 on POC & Migrant Frontline Workers
In August 2020, the Migrants’ Rights Network (‘MRN’) alongside the Kanlungan Filipino Consortium (‘KFC’), the3million and Migrants at Work (MAW’) launched a survey aimed at workers who…
December 2, 2020
London Network Meeting Nov 2020: Impact of Covid-19 on frontline migrant workers and communities of colour
On the 24th of November, we met online for the quarterly London network meeting. This quarter, we chose to focus on the impact of Covid-19 on frontline…
December 2, 2020
Goldsmiths’ University New Immigration Policy Clinic
This month, MRN had the opportunity to share about our ongoing campaigns to students on an immigration law course at Goldsmiths University. Many of these students were…
July 16, 2020
London Network Meeting – Digital Rights & Covid-19 – July 21st 2020
Data surveillance has been a key strategy used by the Home Office to monitor migrants, often leaving migrants without access to their own personal data. Justified concerns…