UK Migration Newswire Archive
Around the Campaigns Friday 18th July 2008
18-07-2008 09:27
Victory for Tamil's in the UK - ECHR Judgment NA. V. The United KingdomThe Court held unanimously that the applicant's expulsion to Sri Lanka would be in violation of Article 3 (prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment) of the European Convention on Human Rights.
http://www.ncadc.org.uk/Newszine96/NA.%20V.%20UK.html
Immigration Dawn Raid Protesters Win Trial
17-07-2008 10:40
Two protesters against immigration controls were found not guilty of obstruction in Market Street Magistrates Court, Newcastle on Tuesday after they showed their solidarity to a refugee family on the 10th of October last year.Victim of torture faces deportation: Jean Pierre Gueutchue Must Stay
16-07-2008 19:38
Second attempt to remove Alliance Ngondiop
16-07-2008 08:08
We are hostages of an oppressive anti-democratic regime
14-07-2008 16:44
Hereby, we address our call to the civil society in democratic Europe, especially from the Czech republic, to the free mass-media to help us in the justified and lawful effort of autoexilation in order for us to be able to activate as free human beings and as a perfectly legal organization.End this injustice - stop the removal of Anselme Noumbiwa!
14-07-2008 07:34
Drop the charges against Ayodeji Omotade!
13-07-2008 14:16
If opposing violence is a crime - we are all on trialAround the Campaigns Friday 11 July 2008
11-07-2008 10:52
Another airline may be backing off carrying deporteesVirgin's lies about deportation flights
10-07-2008 00:57
Emails sent by Virgin employees to campaigners leading up to the proposed deportation of Kemi Ayinde (which was eventually cancelled, for the 2nd time) have left a trail of lies and deceit. Despite this Virgin's PR machine manages to spin the story in its favour and get them hailed as the hero of the hour in the Daily Mirror.Eat the G8 in Iceland!
10-07-2008 00:12
Mathias Edoh
09-07-2008 21:27
Fresh from a spell in a government detention centre, the asylum seeker came close to being sent back to Togo this week despite hopes of a judicial review of his case.Lobbying airline companies DOES work!
09-07-2008 12:45
More news - lobbying airline companies DOES work!Keep sending those faxes and emails!
Inside the IOM Birmingham conference
09-07-2008 12:42
After leafleting the delegates and staff and doing a banner drop at the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) 'conference' in Birmingham on June 25th (see here), my fellow protesters left for work, leaving me alone to the boring presentations at the four-star hotel of Marriott. It is not very usual for activists to get to attend such events and I did get sick of it all after the first session. But what I heard and read is probably worth a report.. to give campaigners a glimpse into the world of IOM that they wouldn't normally get through protests and actions.
Don’t Send Me Back To Iraqi Kurdistan
09-07-2008 05:13
London Citizens' Zimbabwean Action day - Friday 11th July 2008
08-07-2008 09:58
Well, we know we have very different positions from Strangers into Citiziens...and not too keen to go to Church perhaps! nevertheless it is important to support the Zimbabweans many of whom are again facing deportation to face repression and torture at the hands of Mugabe.Around the Campaigns Tuesday 8th July 2008
08-07-2008 09:32
Bridget O'Koro and Osaivibie still here.Rebecca & Darren gone but not forgotten
Prossy Kakooza wins latest battle with Home Office
Peter Gitau Gichura back in the wars
Photos of "Plan C" demo in Croydon Saturday 5th
07-07-2008 11:07
For Freedom of Movement, Freedom to Protest and against the G8!
Another attempt to remove, Kemi, Taiwo & Yasmin
07-07-2008 08:51
Hypocritical Virgin to deport victim of trafficking
06-07-2008 22:46
Despite having direct links with anti-trafficking charity STOP THE TRAFFIK Virgin are due to deport victim of trafficking Kemi Ayinde and family on tuesday 8th July at 10.15 AM on Virgin Nigeria flight vk292 from Gatwick North TerminalG8, NoBorders, demo in Croydon– bike ride included
06-07-2008 19:27
Was told after the demo that this had also been a Freedom to Protest action. Which suited quite well, given the amount of harassment given by police to all present, from the start. It feels like the objective is to discourage people from being politically active by simply giving us an unbearable hard time.
