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Morning Star covers BBC Newsnight investigation into TOEIC injustice

On February 9, the Morning Star covered a BBC Newsnight investigation, which found the Home Office used flawed evidence to deport thousands of students based on allegations of cheating on an English language test. The article explored the injustice, including quotes from MV member Shana Sheikh and director Nazek Ramadan. "This has impacted me very badly on my mental and physical health [so] that I can’t plan a baby,” she told the Morning Star. "I have become an anxiety patient. I’m losing my hair, I’m gaining weight. "My friends and…

On February 9, the Morning Star covered a BBC Newsnight investigation, which found the Home Office used flawed evidence to deport thousands of students based on allegations of cheating on…

BBC Newsnight investigation boosts #MyFutureBack campaign

On February 9, a BBC Newsnight investigation revealed new evidence that is a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign. The investigation found evidence that the data used by the Home Office to remove thousands of students from the UK based on allegations of cheating was seriously flawed. It further questions why the Home Office continued taking actions against the students knowing there were issues with the evidence. Two MV members, Raja Noman Hussain (Nomi) and Shakil Rathmore were interviewed for the programme. MV director Nazek Ramadan told BBC Newsnight: "We…

On February 9, a BBC Newsnight investigation revealed new evidence that is a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign. The investigation found evidence that the data used by the Home…

MV members speak to The Guardian about TOEIC injustice

On February 9, Amelia Gentleman from The Guardian spoke to two Migrant Voice members – Shana Shaikh and Jakir Hussan – about the TOEIC injustice following an investigation by BBC Newsnight, which found the Home Office used flawed evidence to deport thousands of students based on allegations of cheating on an English language test. "I have been mentally destroyed by this accusation," Shana told the publication. "I’m not able to get on with the rest of my life. I invested thousands of pounds to pay for a good education from this country." Jakir…

On February 9, Amelia Gentleman from The Guardian spoke to two Migrant Voice members – Shana Shaikh and Jakir Hussan – about the TOEIC injustice following an investigation by BBC Newsnight, which found…

Two MV members speak to ITV London about TOEIC injustice

On February 9, ITV London News interviewed two Migrant Voice members – Nidhin Chand and a man who wished to remain anonymous – about how the TOEIC injustice has impacted them. It came as a BBC Newsnight investigation, aired that evening, revealed new evidence which was a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign. The investigation has found evidence that the data used by the Home Office to remove thousands of students from the UK based on allegations of cheating was seriously flawed. It further questions why the Home Office continued taking actions…

On February 9, ITV London News interviewed two Migrant Voice members – Nidhin Chand and a man who wished to remain anonymous – about how the TOEIC injustice has impacted them. It…

#MyFutureBack campaign featured in Saudi Gazette

On 9 February, Saudi newspaper the Saudi Gazette featured a new BBC Newsnight investigation which revealed that the government followed unreliable evidence to take blanket actions against tens of thousands of students it accused of cheating in an English language test. The article explores the injustice, and new evidence exposed by BBC Newsnight, featuring quotes from Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan. Read the full article by clicking here

On 9 February, Saudi newspaper the Saudi Gazette featured a new BBC Newsnight investigation which revealed that the government followed unreliable evidence to take blanket actions against tens of thousands of…

MV member Nomi speaks to BBC Newsnight about #MyFutureBack campaign

On 9 February, BBC Newsnight featured a preview of Migrant Voice member Raja Noman Hussain (Nomi) speaking to the programme about how the TOEIC injustice impacted him It came as a BBC Newsnight investigation, aired that evening, revealed new evidence which was a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign. The investigation has found evidence that the data used by the Home Office to remove thousands of students from the UK based on allegations of cheating was seriously flawed. It further questions why the Home Office continued taking actions against the students knowing…

On 9 February, BBC Newsnight featured a preview of Migrant Voice member Raja Noman Hussain (Nomi) speaking to the programme about how the TOEIC injustice impacted him It came as a BBC…

MV member Nomi speaks to BBC Radio London Vanessa Feltz programme about #MyFutureBack

On 9 February, BBC Radio London Vanessa Feltz programme featured a new BBC Newsnight investigation which has revealed that the government followed unreliable evidence to take blanket actions against tens of thousands of students it accused of cheating in an English language test. This is a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign, which has been raising the issue for years to help the students clear their names. Migrant Voice member, Raja Noman Hussain (Nomi) who is also a steering group member of the #MyFutureBack campaign, explained to Vanessa Feltz how…

On 9 February, BBC Radio London Vanessa Feltz programme featured a new BBC Newsnight investigation which has revealed that the government followed unreliable evidence to take blanket actions against tens…

MV members and MV Director featured on BBC News online

On 9 February, BBC’s website featured the story of how a BBC Newsnight investigation, which aired that evening, has revealed new evidence that is a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack campaign. The investigation has found evidence that the data used by the Home Office to remove thousands of students from the UK based on allegations of cheating was seriously flawed. It further questions why the Home Office continued taking actions against the students knowing there were issues with the evidence. Two MV members, Raja Noman Hussain (Nomi) and Wahidur Rahman,…

On 9 February, BBC’s website featured the story of how a BBC Newsnight investigation, which aired that evening, has revealed new evidence that is a huge boost for our #MyFutureBack…

BirminghamLive covers Lewin's campaign

On 18 January, BirminghamLive published another story on our member Lewin Williams. Migrant Voice is supporting Lewin's campaign to remain in the UK. Lewin, 74, is battling cancer and won't be able to afford medical treatment if he is deported to Jamaica. His application to remain in the UK was rejected in 2019, and he was granted permission to appeal. But MV's Birmingham Network Worker Salman Mirza spoke of the "frustration of delays" in Lewin's case to stay in the UK. "We have been waiting for an appeal which has…

On 18 January, BirminghamLive published another story on our member Lewin Williams. Migrant Voice is supporting Lewin's campaign to remain in the UK. Lewin, 74, is battling cancer and won't…

MV member Lewin speaks to Birmingham Mail about his campaign to stay in the UK

On 24 December, Migrant Voice member Lewin Williams spoke to Birmingham Mail about his fear of being deported to Jamaica, where he would not be able to afford the medical care he needs to treat his cancer. A petition calling for Lewin to be allowed to stay in the UK has received more than 70,000 signatures. "I'm still worried about what will happen to me and whether I will get sent back to Jamaica where it's very unsafe," Lewin told the newspaper. "That's the only thing on my mind. The…

On 24 December, Migrant Voice member Lewin Williams spoke to Birmingham Mail about his fear of being deported to Jamaica, where he would not be able to afford the medical…

Nurse shares their experience of immigration injustice in The Guardian