Manchester Refugee Week 2006 Newswire Archive

Save Perparim Demaj from Deportation!

UNISON, 17-10-2006 18:09

PRESS RELEASE/FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE/17th October 2006 Read more >>

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Evening Post helps Immigration Service harass East Midlands asylum-seekers

Rat on a media rat, 11-10-2006 10:15

An Nottingham Evening Post reporter joins the Immigration service to find illegal working at local car washes and writes a most despicable article (Evening Post, 10th October 2006, page 5), online at:
CRACKING DOWN ON THE CITY ILLEGAL WORKERS Read more | 1 addition | 4 comments >>

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Asylum seekers are welcome here

Leeds No Borders, 28-06-2006 12:14

Last week Leeds No Borders marked Refugee Week by demonstrating against the UK's inhumane reporting and detention system, holding a wonderful evening of film and food and leafleting hundres in the city centre to dispel the myths about asylum seekers pedalled in the press. Read more | 1 addition >>

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Days of Action in Support of Asylum Seekers in Manchester!

NWASDG, 06-06-2006 01:07

The North West Asylum Seekers Defence Group is holding a day of action against all deportations on Market St, Manchester.

As part of Refugee Week, on Thursday 22nd June 2006, NWASDG is organising a picket of Dallas Court, as part of a national day of action against outside Immigration Reporting Centres, called by Tyneside Community Action for Refugees.

All Anti-Deportation, Anti-Racist Activists, Socialists and all those opposed Britains racist immigritation laws are invited to join all NWASDG Events. Read more >>

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Immigration Reporting Centres: National Update and Call-out

Tyneside Community Action for Refugees (TCAR), 28-05-2006 14:09

As the twice-monthly pickets of the Immigration Reporting Centre at North Shields on Tyneside enter their sixth month, Tyneside Community Action for Refugees (TCAR) has called for a national day of action against reporting centres for the 22nd June, as part of Refugee Week. Read more | 1 addition | 1 comment >>

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DETC Fundraising Meal

DETC, 09-05-2006 01:13

The DETC campaign will be having a social evening of Nigerian food and music at the end of Refugee Week on Sunday 25 June to raise money for the campaign to keep Nigerian refugees Eucharia and Timeyi in Britain. The venue will be The Basement, 24 Lever Street, Manchester, at 6pm. Prices are from £5 to £10 to £15 depending on income. other asylum seekers can eat for free Read more >>

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