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Win for protesters against controversial immigration programme - C4 'Immigration street' documentary scaled down
The Glasgow Girls - Inspiring the younger generations
Win for protesters against controversial immigration programme
The Glasgow Girls - Inspiring the younger generations
Early findings from the independent survey shos
Landlord immigration checks is already leading to discrimination
Migrants who rent homes are becoming fearful of discrimination by landlords, according to the latest findings of an independent survey on the current Right to Rent pilot scheme. The scheme is part of the Immigration Act…Read moreSimone's story
Multiculturalism, Marriage and Home
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Simone spoke with us about living and working in the UK, as well as her aspirations for the future. Simone is a proud Brazilian who loves London and the blend of cultures that it has to…Read moreExclusive to MV
The Sinai Hostages
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A shocking and extraordinary telephone conversation with two kidnapped hostages in Egypt’s Sinai desert has given me evidence of what the UN has called “one of the most unreported humanitarian crises in the world”. Thousands of…Read moreChaher's story
Working to tell migrant stories
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Chaher works as a contemporary artist, writer, and filmmaker. He took the time to chat with us and touch upon life and his work in London. Born in Damascus, Syria, Chaher first came to the UK…Read moreDemanding equal rights
Justice for Cleaners - Luis' story
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Cleaners currently employed through ISS to clean at SOAS University in London went on strike on the 4th and 5th of March 2014. The strike is part of their campaign to be employed directly by SOAS…Read moreBetter rights for a better life
Justice for Cleaners – Lenin's story
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Cleaners employed through ISS to clean at SOAS University in London went on strike on the 4th and 5th of March 2014. The strike was part of their campaign to be employed directly by SOAS on…Read moreMigrant stimulate growth and drive expansion in businesses
new study shows
Migrants increase productivity and innovation in the workplace, according to a study by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. The study, published 24 Feburary 2015, outlines the contributions of migrant workers on UK businesses and…Read moreNew report show impact was underestimated and calls for change
Effect of closing of post study work visa
Policy changes to affect UK economy A report on the UK Post-Study Work Opportunities for International Students has found that the government greatly underestimated the impact its 2012 policy changes would have on the number of students securing…Read more
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'Global Forum on Migration and Development' MV's diary
From 12-14 May 2014, Migrant Voice attended the Global Forum…Read more
'Words matter': Promoting the use of accurate terminology
Migrant Voice is currently working with PICUM (Platform for International…Read more
New sessions for Many Faces One city Project
The Birmingham project has so far held four exciting training…Read more
Successful Media Lab session on February 23rd
Our Media lab session on February 23rd saw members engage…Read more
Latest Migration News
in reaction to complaints from detainees
Yarl's Wood to increase number of female employees
Yarl’s Wood will increase female employees at the detention centre by 18% from its current 42%. As reported on the 24th of February, this is in reaction to the allegations and arrests made against various male employee misconduct towards the women held at the centre. Independent investigations persist as women continue voicing their complaints. However,… Read More
Migration matters
Allison McLellan
A woman stands behind a register amongst shelves of soaps, creams, and other various goods. She wears a black shirt, a fashionable black… Read More
Daniel Nelson
With the opening of Dara, the National Theatre has two productions set in Asia – and another has just finished. Set in 17th… Read More
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Talks and discussions Monday 2 February * Hezbollah, Islamist Politics and International Society, Filippo Dionigi, 6.30pm, London School of Economics, Houghton Street,… Read MoreBlogs
Interviews
"Music is life"
Zirak Hamad
“Music is life”, says Zirak Hamad - a veteran musician from Iraqi Kurdistan, where he was a festival organiser, TV and radio presenter and music teacher who reflects on how the move to the UK has changed both his life and his music.
After moving…Read More
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