No Borders Radio Reports 8th April
On Saturday 8th April 2006, rampART radio broadcast five hours of live coverage of the No Borders Day Of Action consisting of the demonstration at Harmondworth detention centre near Heathrow airport and the solidarity demo organised by UNITY in Glasgow...Glasgow Police Try to Stop UNITY Rally, March Still On!
In a last-minute move, Glasgow's Trades Hall has cancelled the booked rally of asylum seekers and friends there tomorrow afternoon. Strathclyde Police appear to have had a role in the decision a No Borders activist condemned as "racist".Report: Noise Demo at North Shields Immigration Reporting Centre
Glasgow: Union of Asylum Seekers & Sans-Papiers demo 8 April
Assemble 11.30am
Immigration Offices, Brand Street, Glasgow G51 1DH
Part of the International Days of Action against Detention
Unite and Support asylum seekers in Glasgow Saturday 08.03.06
Sheriff Officers Prevented from Evicting Elderly Asylum Seeker
Protesters against dawn raids give Tony McNulty the send-off he deserves
50 protesters, including asylum seekers, church ministers and charity workers gave Tony McNulty, immigration minister - the man who refuses to end dawn raids on Scottish soil - the send-off he deserves, letting him know in no uncertain terms that asylum seekers are Scotland's future lifeblood and are needed and wanted here, but he is not.Help stop this eviction of Glasgow asylum seeker family
Glasgow the Caring City tries for the third time to evict elderly disabled refugee.Full Story | 2 additions | 1 comment >>
Stop eviction, stop deportations: Glasgow urgent call-out
Urgent call for help in Glasgow, Thursday 16th MarchSTOP THIS EVICTION – THE BAJAJ FAMILY MUST STAY!
Please come to stop the Sheriff’s Officers, and support this No Borders campaign.
Call out to stop eviction of asylum seeker family
An elderly asylum seeker and his family are going to be made homeless on Thursday unless we can delay the Sheriff Officers - please come along to show your support"We're not here for benefits. Let us work!"
Dawn Raids Back in Glasgow: Protest Saturday
This week, the first "dawn raid" of 2006 against Glasgow's asylum-seeking population was launched. The victims were the Akyol family, of Kurdish origin, who have lived in Glasgow for five years. Following a pledge to picket after each raid launched from Brand St, Glasgow No Borders is calling for a demo there from 7am on SaturdaySkynews poll runs against asylum seekers - vote now
Vote in Skynews poll which is currently running strongly against allowing any benefits for failed asylum seekers. Please make your voice heard and act today - vote no to protect asylum seekers from being treated like criminals.New Home Office Scheme Against Asylum Seekers
The Home Office has cynically introduced a new scheme in an attempt to remove asylum seekers. Instead of the 'stick' of using enforced poverty and destitution against people seeking asylum in the UK, the Home Office has started using 'carrots' - offering asylum seekers bribes to give up their claims. But the scheme does not guarantee safety - or that anyone taking up the 'incentive' will actually get any money.Glasgow Asylum Seeker Detained
A Glasgow Asylum Seeker was detained this morning and taken to the Brand Street Immigration Centre.Pictures of Glasgow No Borders Blockades
Direct action against deportations in Glasgow
For two days running, no Immigration Service snatch squads have been able to leave the Scottish Enforcement Unit at Brand Street in Glasgow to carry out their dawn raids on people facing deportation.Another Dawn Raid on Brand Street Immigration Centre
Home Office in Glasgow locked down - 3 arrests
21 Nov 05: Once again the Home Office Immigration offices in Glasgow have been closed down by protesters. Earlier this morning 40 people gathered outside the building and padlocked two of the gates. 3 protestors have been arrested. More details and photos to follow on imc scotland:
http://scotland.indymedia.org/newswire/display/2289/index.php This is from imc Scotland:
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