27 October – Manchester gathering for the National Week of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention

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Based in Manchester? Join our solidarity gathering on Tuesday 27 October for the National Week of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention 2026.

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We are running our 4 core Knowledge is Power workshops in November and December!

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We’re running our core Knowledge is Power workshops in November and December. Read more to find out what each session is about, how and why you should join us!

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‘Expanding immigration detention harms all of us: so we all need to come together to prevent it.’ JCWI and Asylum Matters join the fight to stop the government’s detention expansion plan.

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We must stand together to stop this expansion plan, as we work towards abolishing detention altogether. We are therefore absolutely delighted that JCWI and Asylum Matters agreed to be the lead endorsers of Right to Remain submission. Will your organisation be next?  

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Our story began in Birmingham – remembering how we started and continuing the fight against immigration enforcement.

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In this short blog, we reflect on how Right to Remain started, and why our local communities remain a powerful and vital force for change today.

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Changes to the suitability rules: How your immigration history could impact a future application

Legal Updates

The Home Office changed the Immigration Rules on 8 October 2026. An important change to the ‘suitability rules’ means that your immigration history can now… Read more »

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Will your organisation endorse our statement opposing the expansion of Campsfield?

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We are inviting groups and organisations from across the UK to endorse our statement against the expansion of Campsfield detention centre which we are submitting as part of the upcoming public inquiry.

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September update

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Why is every month just so busy!? Find out what Right to Remain were up to in September.

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“Solidarity is power – it is not something you can take for granted.” Inside our September Radical Solidarity Hub

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In September, Right to Remain hosted our Radical Solidarity Hub on the topic of Building Safety and Solidarity Against Racism and the Far Right. Read how we held space for each other to create space of collective care and solidarity.

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