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On Monday, the Home Secretary’s Nationality and Borders Bill had its second reading in parliament.

This blog was originally published as part of Good Vibrations' Creative Justice blog series. Akin spent the last two years of his criminal sentence in a ‘foreign national’ prison.

The grassroots organisations in our network build communities of welcome to support people as they try to reach a resolution

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the smallest things can make the biggest impact and there’s no

Last week, Home Secretary Priti Patel announced a public consultation on her ‘New Plan For Immigration’. The New Plan represents a series of measures that prioritise enforcement and incarceration over case resolution in immigration policy.

Hidden behind and within the global health crisis last year, we observed some worrying changes on the ground affecting people

My name is Rosalind. I’m 8 years old and live on a farm in Devon. I’ve just finished climbing the

Over the last few months, the Home Office has made a series of increasingly ad hoc changes to detention and

We are all (almost certainly) aware of Brexit, and (probably) of the fact that EU nationals and their family members

Following weeks of rumours, it was confirmed last week that the Hassockfield site in Durham, a former young offenders institution (YOI), will open as a detention centre by the Autumn. AVID is extremely concerned by the proposal, with initial media reports suggesting that the centre will be used to detain women, and will have around 80 spaces.