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Scapegoating of migrants, Muslims + queer people: an intersectional perspective

At times of domestic instability or economic hardship, demonisation of marginalised groups often increases. In the contemporary British context, the queer community, Muslims and migrants have become…

World Refugee Day

Our approach to refugee advocacy must not fall into the trap of single-issue politics. In this blog post, we unpick the language of “refugee” through an intersectional lens.

Will you stand against scapegoating?

Newsletter: June 2023

What changes have there been to right to work guidance for employers?

With thanks to Aké Achi, Director of Migrants at Work, for providing his expertise on this issue.

Survey: Right to Work Checks

Fill in our survey here. Our Challenge the Checks campaign aims to raise awareness of how immigration enforcement in the workplace is affecting migrant workers all over…

Pride must continue its revolt

The first Pride was a revolt by Black and Brown, trans and queer people against state-sanctioned racism and queerphobia. This is why police, immigration enforcement officials and…

Migration Figures: Statement

Today’s migration figures show 606,000 in numbers and the anti-migrant rhetoric has increased with it. We cannot and should not view people coming here to support our…

National Conservatism Conference

-an attack on migrant, racialised and queer communities

Asylum accommodation: what’s going on?

The question of where to accommodate newly arrived people in the UK or people who are awaiting Home Office decisions has been a contentious one for some…

Multiculturalism and inclusion are not things to be feared

Multiculturalism and inclusion are not things to be feared. Yet the Home Secretary and Government’s divisive rhetoric on migration is alienating certain groups of people while failing…