Does Barnardo’s legitimise child detention? By Frances Webber 17 March 2011, 10:00pm
“The children’s charity’s decision to work with the UK Border Agency (UKBA) in its planned short-term family detention facility has caused alarm among campaigners.”
Barnardo’s won’t lessen trauma of child detention
Why Barnardo’s is providing support for families at new pre-departure accommodation: http://www.barnardos.org.uk/news_and_events/current_news.htm?ref=67322
No One Is Illegal has begun a nationwide week of leafletting and stunts to try to get the idea of No/Open Borders out to the wider public. THE CAMPAIGN STARTS TODAY, and runs through till next Friday. Visit http://www.noii.org.uk/ for details and download broadsheet: http://www.noii.org.uk/files/NOII_Broadsheet_2011_A4.pdf They also commissioned the Love Police to do this video: No One Is Illegal (video featuring Charlie Veitch and The Kindness Offensive) action in London
A YouGov poll, whose results arrived yesterday. Confounding many assumptions about the British public, 54% OF THOSE INTERVIEWED AGREED with the statement: People should be free to live and work wherever they wish, and enjoy the same rights as all other residents. No one is illegal.
SIGN THE DECLARATION (and get as many others as possible to do the same): http://nooneisillegal.wufoo.com/forms/sign-the-no-one-is-illegal-declaration/