Monthly Archives: December 2011

Watch This:  The Rap News!   Then Read This: SPRING CONFRONTS WINTER Mike Davis In great upheavals, analogies fly like shrapnel. The electrifying protests of 2011—the on-going Arab spring, the ‘hot’ Iberian and Hellenic summers, the ‘occupied’ fall in the … Continue reading →

Bristol No Borders as part of its popular Cafe/Cinema Night Presents: “In This World” by  Michael Winterbottom “ “In This World” challenges knee-jerk reactions to the asylum debate by questioning the neat bureaucratic distinctions between economic migrants and political refugees.” … Continue reading →

For obvious reasons the struggles in Greece are very close to many anarchists hearts, so we thought you  might all be interested in “In the struggle between yourself and the world, back the world”. “In the struggle between yourself and … Continue reading →

Posted on December 20, 2011 Today (20 December 2011) and yesterday, over thirty Dale Farm supporters who were arrested during the Dale Farm eviction rejected police cautions for obstruction of a bailiff under the Town and Country Planning Act. [1] … Continue reading →

The UK Border Agency are carrying out a mass deportation of Afghan asylum seekers to Kabul on Monday 20th. Meet at 11.45am Monday at North Shields Metro to join in protesting against this injustice People like Alex are due to … Continue reading →

New asylum housing contracts: Serco, G4S, Reliance The UK Border Agency has announced the ‘preferred bidders’ to provide accommodation for asylum seekers across the UK for the next 5 years. Public and voluntary sector providers have been completely replaced by … Continue reading →

Sri Lanka Charter Flight Tomorrow Please pass this information to any Sri Lankan’s in or out of detention TAG files legal challenge to UK deportation policy [TamilNet, Wednesday, 14 December 2011, 03:27 GMT] Tamils Against Genocide (TAG-UK), an activist group … Continue reading →

A CLEANER who worked at A&E in the Bristol Royal Infirmary was forced by Britain’s absurd border control system into using a fake passport to gain employment there. Judge Simon Darwall-Smith sentenced him to six months in prison Kirsty Real, … Continue reading →

Bristol Refugee Rights and Bristol No Borders invite you to… A free training for those campaigning for justice in the asylum and immigration system. Saturday 10th December, from 1-5pm A unique chance to find out what is effective, share experiences … Continue reading →

We the detainees were subject to Lock down on 30/11/2011 earlier then usual time as some detainee peacefully protested by the astro (Football ) where detainee protested as earlier on 30/11/2011 detainee Vassell were allegedly attacked by gang of officer … Continue reading →