We have jointly written to all party leaders, calling on them to protect the rights of EU citizens at this election and beyond. Read more
We got our hands dirty to plant an olive tree in Tottenham - because all families deserve the right to flourish and grow, together Read more
There is tragic news coming from Essex today, where 39 people have lost their lives. The government must take responsibility for the lack of safe and legal routes to the UK, which drive people to desperate measures and makes them vulnerable to exploitative smugglers. Read more
Our thoughts on the possibility of receiving a £1 million donation from Led by Donkeys, following their legal dispute with Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party. Read more
Five panellists with experience of dealing with the broken immigration system shared their stories, as part of our Annual General Meeting 2019. Read more
Briefing to MPs on the need for safe and legal routes following the tragic deaths of 39 people trying to reach the UK. Read more
Charities and projects across the UK will receive funding to support members of the Windrush generation in claiming their rights and accessing compensation. Read more
The excellent quality of work of JCWI's legal team has been recognised by Chambers and Partners, and Legal Director Nicola Burgess has been ranked as a Band 3 lawyer. Read more
Plant a Family Tree in your area to send the message that all our families belong together. We've got all the tools you'll need - just get in touch so we can help! Read more
This is our client Titi's very moving poem, describing the experience of receiving a letter from the Home Office with news of her fate - would her asylum claim be accepted or not? Despite being recognised as a victim of trafficking, it took Titi and her solicitor at JCWI, Nicola Burgess, three attempts before she was granted asylum. Read more
The fights for migrant justice and against the climate crisis are one and the same. Read more
A day of talks and workshops to launch our manifesto, People Move, and plan the actions we can take fight for a fairer immigration system. Read more
We are pleased that the government has finally reversed rule changes made to post-study work visas, and will now allow international students the chance to work, study and make choices about their future after graduating from British universities. We'd like to see this common sense applied in other areas of the immigration system. Read more
The Home Office almost deported Ngamngon, despite her being the sole carer for her seriously ill husband Mark Read more
Ensuring migrants' rights is central to tackling the climate crisis. We are strongly opposed to plans to build a third runway at Heathrow Airport, which include proposals for a huge new detention centre. Read more
Government statistics released this week show more and more EU nationals being forced to wait for decisions on their Settled Status applications, and being granted the temporary Pre-Settled Status, not Settled Status. The scheme needs urgent reform to avoid becoming another 'Windrush' scandal. Read more
We are calling for evidence for an intervention before the Court of Appeal, in a matter relating to migrants’ rights, particularly children and nationality. Read more
We are seeking an experienced leader to steer the organisation through an exciting period of growth, impact and organisational development. Read more
JCWI has joined 38 other organisations and campaigners calling for new Home Secretary Priti Patel to support common-sense reforms and build a fair, humane immigration system. Read more
A huge thank you to everyone who came to our Summer Party on Wednesday 10 July. Read more
Catch us in the new BBC series, making the case for a fair and humane immigration system. Read more
Over 80 organisations have written to MPs, calling on them to scrap the Hostile Environment, and the unlawful Right to Rent checks Read more
We're excited to launch the Windrush Justice Fund, in partnership with the Mayor of London. Read more
JCWI's legal and campaigns team expose yet another Home Office scandal, forcing the Home Secretary to apologise to victims. Read more