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We've been fighting for justice for those who need it for over 55 years.
We've been fighting for justice for those who need it for over 55 years.
You may be able to access advice via our helplines.
Our trainers bring a wealth of practical knowledge, to give you the skills and confidence you need to work for your clients.
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Every penny we receive helps us protect people targeted by the Hostile Environment.
Our campaigns have never been more important.
Our members play a key role in setting our campaigning priorities and enjoy access to expert-led events, publications and discounted training.
Our reports are sector leading and groundbreaking.
We won 22 grants for private or family life over the last year.
Joined our movement and said the Government's cruel migration act is not in our name!
We successfully supported 42 people in winning their asylum claims and and secured immigration bail for 22 others last year.
Every penny we receive from our amazing supporters helps us protect the rights of the individuals and families targeted by the Hostile Environment, to strengthen our communities and to fight for a fairer system for everyone.
Our movement has never been more important. People who move to our country, face constant attacks from our government and media. The more of us that come together, the stronger we are in fighting back.
Make your voice heard and take a stand for migrants' rights.
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Read our statement on the recent attacks on migrants across the UK.
Migrants' rights in the 2024 General Election - what the election means, who can vote and what else you can do
Work It Out: Advancing Migrant Workers' Rights, is a report published in July 2024 which examines how restrictions on migrant workers’ rights fuel exploitation and undermine migrants’ safety and dignity at work.
Some use the term “Hostile Environment” to describe all policies which make life difficult for migrants living in the UK - treating them as less deserving of dignity and humanity than British citizens.