‘Crossing Borders’ transnational newsletter

Crossing Borders!, 5th Issue, February 2008 – available in English and many other languages, from: http://www.noborder.org/crossing_borders/

Crossing Borders! is an initiative of the frassanito network that aims to foster migration-related networking and practical struggles. Previous issues have covered conflicts in western and eastern Europe, Africa and the USA. This one speaks about womenʼs migration, a crucial perspective for understanding transnational movements and how labour is organised globally. It also introduces Fight the Monster! Against Border Regime: Transnationalization now!, a nine month initiative that started in February.
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No BNP ‘Red, white and blue’ festival campaign

The anti-immigrant British National Party aim to hold their annual ‘Red, white & blue festival’ for the second time in the East Midlands this summer. It was held in Kimberley in 2007, and the local council allowed it to go ahead in spite of intense local opposition by residents. A campaign has been launched to stop this taking place again: http://nobnpfestival.wordpress.com/

The BNP spread much fear and hatred aimed at asylum seeker and refugees. Download the campaign leaflet Stop the Fascist Red, White and Blue Festival 2008 [attachment=11]
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No Borders Brighton launch new website

We are pleased to announce that the Brighton group of the No Borders netowrk now have a website at: http://nobordersbrighton.blogspot.com/

Check out the left of our news pages for the websites of No Borders groups across the UK. Groups that do not have websites can still be contacted and their email addresses are listed on the No Borders UK page: http://noborders.org.uk/. ADDITION: No Borders South Wales now have their own site too.
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No Borders Newsletter #3

Download the latest newsletter [attachment=10]; contents as follows:

* Report from the No Borders network gathering in Manchester 16-17 February 08
* GEO protest, Reading – 22 February 08
* No Borders South Wales picket Home Office in Cardiff – 12 February 08
* Harmondsworth 4 acquitted ! – 22 February 2008
* No Borders activist found guilty – 28 January 2008
* Bristol No Borders prevent dawn raids, again – 12 February 2008

See also, previous No Borders newsletters, and more, on the No Borders UK website.
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Mauritian deported after Home Office dirty trick

Well the Home Office ‘Border & Immigration Agency’ struck again and deported a young Mauritian last week. They did the dirty when they invited him for interview in London (Croydon’s immigration HQ), then picked him up the night before in the accommodation they’d provided. Detention then deportation quickly followed. All we can say (apart from b@st$%ds) is good luck K, and hopefully see you again soon!
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Small world kitchen on Friday 22nd February @ Sumac

And again, following the last one (8th Feb) the Sumac Centre is hosting a tasty Friday night ‘Small World Kitchen’ where you can have a meal and a chin wag, courtesy of NNRF Women’s group. It’s on February 22nd and it starts 7.30pm. See earlier posts (below) for full details including directions.
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Two events in London in March 2008

NO BORDERS BENEFIT March 1st, Rampart Social Centre
Celebrate the struggle for social spaces and for freedom of movement with another NoBorders benefit party at March 1st, refreshments, films, info stall, and – of course – music, featuring DJ Shorty, xt.rats’s & more
15 -17 Rampart Street, London E1 2LA , near Whitechapel, off Commercial Rd.
Details and map from London No Borders: http://noborderslondon.blogspot.com/

CONFERENCE AGAINST IMMIGRATION CONTROL, 29th March 2008, SCHOOL FOR AFRICAN AND ORIENTAL STUDIES

GOWER STREET, LONDON WC1. Registration from 10.30am. Read more about the conference at http://29thmarch.org.uk
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