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Child trafficking survivor blocked from Olympics

From Miriam Karmali, Freedom United July 24, 2022 News Digest LISTEN NOW: NEW PODCAST EPISODE Organ trafficking Tackling forced organ harvesting & organ trafficking Our new podcast episode puts a spotlight on forced organ harvesting and organ trafficking – crimes that amount…

Offshore processing nightmare

From Freedom United It’s happening. Fifty of the people detained by the U.K. for seeking asylum have just been told by the Home Office that they face deportation to Rwanda[1] under new plans to ship asylum seekers thousands of miles away –…

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I am a victim of modern slavery in the UK

By Nancy From Freedom United I came to the UK in 2008 when a relative promised me a good education and a better life. Instead, I was enslaved for four years in domestic servitude. Now, I am at risk of being…

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UK: Immigration Minister apologises for data leak of Windrush victims’ personal details

By Jenn Selby from Rights Info Immigration minister Caroline Nokes has been forced to apologise to victims of the Windrush scandal after 500 private email addresses were accidentally shared, resulting in a breach of data protection regulations. The details were…

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UK: The reason why thousands of British girls will not return to school

From Freedom United The number of girls in Britain being forced into marriage abroad has soared by a third in recent years according to a leading charity. Non-profit Karma Nirvana is condemning the Home Office in particular for failing to…

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UK: US$70M, 2-Year Deportation Bill sends 900 back to Caribbean

From teleSUR UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid said 63 people may have been unjustly deported to the Caribbean and that the Home Office is investigating. According to figures disclosed by United Kingdom (UK) immigration state minister,Caroline Nokes, about 1,000 people,…

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UK could have wrongly deported up to 63 Caribbean migrants: minister

From Reuters LONDON (Reuters) – British authorities could have wrongly deported up to 63 immigrants from the Caribbean, the new interior minister said on Tuesday in the latest revelation on the Windrush scandal that cost his predecessor her job. The…

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U.K. scandal revealed: secret deportations of “Windrush Generation” Immigrants from the Caribbean continue

By Ben Gelblum and True Publica From Global Research Theresa May and Amber Rudd have clearly lied about the scandalous deportations of the Windrush citizens – British grandmothers and grandfathers (immigrants from the Caribbean) who have worked and paid taxes…

UK: Amber Rudd finds herself in a hostile environment – UPDATE: Rudd resigns

UPDATE: From BBC Amber Rudd resigns as home secretary The home secretary Amber Rudd has resigned, saying she “inadvertently misled” MPs over targets for removing illegal immigrants. Ms Rudd, who was due to make a Commons statement on Monday, was…

UK: Immigration scandal expected to spread beyond Windrush group

By Amelia Gentleman from guardian UK Numerous cases involving non-Caribbean Commonwealth-born citizens reported to charities and MPs as scandal grows A growing number of cases of Home Office mistreatment of non-Caribbean Commonwealth-born citizens are emerging, indicating that the problem is…