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Judicial Review Bill 2021 - JCWI's Briefing

The Judicial Review Bill going through Parliament would limit access to justice for our clients - our Briefing explains why we oppose it
JCWI's Annual General Meeting 2021

Our Annual General Meeting for members, with an update from the Chair of Trustees, Guppi Bola, and our Interim Chief Executive, Minnie Rahman.
To solve labour shortages, we need to level up workers' rights

The UK has too many jobs with low wages, long hours, and little stability. The solution is not panic-issued visas, but to drive up standards, and strengthen all our rights at work.
JCWI note on EP (Albania) & Ors (rule 34 decisions; setting aside) [2021] UKUT 00233 (IAC) and next steps

Our note on the recent litigation in the Upper Tribunal.

Stand with undocumented migrants

The UK's immigration system, and the Hostile Environment, drive people out of legal status and stoke divisions. But it doesn't have to be this way - take action now
Take Action: Work It Out

Ask your MP to stand up for equal rights for migrant workers. It only takes 2 minutes.
Take action: No one left out of the public safety net

Sign our petition to speak up for people left out of the public safety net, and bring an end to the 'No Recourse to Public Funds' rule for good.
Take action: Safe and legal routes now

We need safe and legal routes to the UK to prevent further tragedy at the UK's borders - write to your MP now.
Protecting families at risk due to COVID-19: Our joint letter to the Home Secretary

Families should not have to live in fear of being separated if their income drops.
Protecting migrants from Covid-19

Our open letter to the Home Secretary, calling for urgent changes to ensure the safety of all migrants in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Download a poster

Download and print a poster to stand with migrants.
Share the vision

Share this vision of a Britain where newcomers are not made to suffer simply because they move. A Britain where we tell the truth: building fences and walls does not change the fact that people have always moved, and always will.
Join the conversation

Join the conversation online - what would a fairer immigration system mean to you? What steps can we take to achieve it?
Submit your event

If you're holding a discussion, campaign event, film screening, protest or anything else - let us know and we may be able to add it to our event listings to let people know.

Windrush scandal explained

Who are the Windrush generation? What is the Windrush scandal? Why did the Windrush scandal happen? All your questions answered.
Application fees - applying for a fee waiver

If you're applying for some forms of leave to remain but can't afford the application fee, you may be able to apply for a fee waiver - more details here
Join us and stand with Afghan refugees

Stand with the people of Afghanistan and call for changes so our asylum system is fit to meet this crisis.
We won! Home Office to stop using racist visa algorithm

The Home Office will scrap the racist algorithm it uses to sift visa applications, after we and tech justice organisation Foxglove launched legal action.
Stand with undocumented migrants

The UK's immigration system, and the Hostile Environment, drive people out of legal status and stoke divisions. But it doesn't have to be this way - take action now
Don't criminalise refugees - our joint letter to the Home Secretary on the Afghanistan crisis

Over 100 charities and human rights organisations urge the Home Secretary to offer a generous and compassionate welcome to Afghan refugees.
Are you the primary carer of a British citizen? The EU Settlement Scheme is now open to you

A recent High Court ruling means that people with leave to remain under the Immigration Rules (or eligible for such leave) as the primary carer of a British citizen, may be able to apply for leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain under the EU Settlement Scheme.
The Hostile Environment explained

What is the hostile environment? Who is impacted by the hostile environment? How is the hostile environment connected to the Windrush scandal? All your questions answered.
We Are Here: Routes to regularisation for the UK's undocumented population

Our ground-breaking research explores the reality of life for undocumented migrants in the UK today. Based on in-depth interviews with undocumented people, we explore how people become undocumented, and propose simple, workable reforms to break the cycle of insecure immigration status. (April 2021)
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