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Indefinite, inhumane immigration detention is an extreme human rights abuse. Join us now to stop it.
24,748 people were indefinitely detained last year
Source: gov.uk
What we do
We support people in immigration detention
We support people held at Colnbrook, Harmondsworth and Morton Hall detention centres and people held under immigration powers in London prisons.
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We campaign for detention reform
We're calling for an end to indefinite detention, a strict 28-day time limit and the expansion of community-based alternatives.
How you can help
I oppose inhumane migrant detention
This is the public record of opposition to inhumane migrant detention – an extreme human rights abuse that’s taking place right here in the UK.
I oppose inhumane migrant detention →In the news
Continuing detention is "absolutely irrational. The law is very clear. @ukhomeoffice can only detain in circumstanc… https://t.co/NKDuiGvXiy
About 2 days ago from Detention Action
THIS WEEK: Lots more released fm detention, incl. our highly vulnerable asthmatic client. At least 1 centre is empt… https://t.co/oYXHdtRE3P
About 3 days ago from Detention Action
"I am so scared that I will die. I am not a young woman and my health problems mean that I am at high risk. I feel… https://t.co/axlogSm1Ou
About 3 days ago from Detention Action
What the Home Office has told us will happen in detention centres: There will be posters in common areas about was… https://t.co/U2ORuJo1LW
About 3 days ago from Detention Action
A resource for people in IRCs & organisations supporting them. Vulnerable groups What should happen in detention… https://t.co/o10tl7uxQv
About 3 days ago from Detention Action
About 3 days ago from Detention Action
About 5 days ago from Detention Action
About 5 days ago from Detention Action
The latest
“I ask you this: who benefits from indefinite detention? Nobody does.”
Freed Voices: Michael →
“It is important that we keep our heads high, we stand up and we speak out.”
Freed Voices: Mishka →