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Nurse shares their experience of immigration injustice in The Guardian

18 October: One of the Nigerian nurses that Migrant Voice has been working with wrote for The Guardian about their experience of being accused of cheating in an exam that affects their immigration status in the UK. Read the full testimony in The Guardian here.

18 October: One of the Nigerian nurses that Migrant Voice has been working with wrote for The Guardian about their experience of being accused of cheating in an exam that affects their…

The Guardian amplifies the struggle of Nigerian nurses accused of cheating on a test

18 October: The Guardian published a story about the plight of a group of Nigerian nurses who have been affected by an accusation of cheating on a test. Migrant Voice has been supporting them with training in advocacy and speaking to the media. Read the full article here.

18 October: The Guardian published a story about the plight of a group of Nigerian nurses who have been affected by an accusation of cheating on a test. Migrant Voice…

The Morning Star covers our demands for fairer, humane immigration policy

18 October: The Morning Star reported on the need for better, safer, and legal routes for migrants trying to come to the UK. Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan shared for the article, “We know and politicians know that a focus on enforcement just forces people into more dangerous journeys... it is time that the UK government, along with others, change course and prioritise ensuring people have safer and simpler routes to seek asylum in the countries they feel safest in.” Read the full article here.

18 October: The Morning Star reported on the need for better, safer, and legal routes for migrants trying to come to the UK. Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan shared for…

The Guardian features Migrant Voice open letter

30 August: We wrote an open letter to the Home Secretary calling for simpler routes for regularisation for undocumented people in the UK, which was highlighted in an article in The Guardian. More than 80 organisations and dozens of individuals signed it. "Nazek Ramadan, the director of Migrant Voice, said: “Immigration raids and deportations do not address the fundamental issue that the majority of those who become undocumented in the UK do so through no fault of their own. “Issues such as errors on paperwork or a lack of communication…

30 August: We wrote an open letter to the Home Secretary calling for simpler routes for regularisation for undocumented people in the UK, which was highlighted in an article in…

France Info highlights the fear spread with anti-immigration riots across the UK

8 August: In an article about the aftermath of violent anti-immigration riots in the UK, France Info interviewed Nazek Ramadan, Migrant Voice director, about their consequences on the lives of migrants across the country. "People who came here seeking safety after feeling war and persecution feeling that they are right back in the midst of the horrors they thought they had escaped," Ramadan told France Info. Click here to read the full article, in French.

8 August: In an article about the aftermath of violent anti-immigration riots in the UK, France Info interviewed Nazek Ramadan, Migrant Voice director, about their consequences on the lives of…

Migrant Voice director speaks on the importance of community to counter hate

5 August: In the wake of racist anti-migrantion riots across the UK, The Big Issue published a story highlighting ways ub which people can help migrants. Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan contributed saying that “We need communities to come together when it is safe to do so, to show solidarity and support, but we also need everyone to recognise the fear which people are facing right now.” To read the full article, click here.

5 August: In the wake of racist anti-migrantion riots across the UK, The Big Issue published a story highlighting ways ub which people can help migrants. Migrant Voice director Nazek…

Migrant Voice comments on the inhumanity in treatment of asylum seekers

17 June: Amid the news that Greek coastguards had thrown migrants into the sea, Nazek Ramadan, director of Migrant Voice, commented on the possibility that this brutal reality might happen elsewhere. “The cruelty and inhumanity of the treatment of those seeking safety by the Greek coastguard is not an isolated issue,” Ramadan told The Big Issue in an interview. Read the full story through this link.

17 June: Amid the news that Greek coastguards had thrown migrants into the sea, Nazek Ramadan, director of Migrant Voice, commented on the possibility that this brutal reality might happen elsewhere. “The cruelty…

'Scared and confused': Migrant Voice director on the impacts of the Rwanda bill and deportations from the UK

4 May: The Guardian detailed some of the real-life impact of the UK policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, with little to no warning or explanation. Nazek Ramadan told The Guardian, “The lack of communication from the Home Office means even those who in theory would not be likely to be removed to Rwanda feel that they might be,” she said. “Detaining people who are reporting to the Home Office is liable to just make people more fearful about turning up.” Read the full article here.

4 May: The Guardian detailed some of the real-life impact of the UK policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, with little to no warning or explanation. Nazek Ramadan told…

Migrant Voice director denounces Rwanda policy in interview

13 March: Nazek Ramadan, Migrant Voice Director, spoke about some of the issues with the UK's so-called 'Rwanda plan'. In the interview with i News, she said "this latest policy appears to be a cynical move on the part of this Government to achieve its aim of getting a picture of one flight taking off to Rwanda before an election." Read the full article here.

13 March: Nazek Ramadan, Migrant Voice Director, spoke about some of the issues with the UK's so-called 'Rwanda plan'. In the interview with i News, she said "this latest policy…

The PIE News interviewed Migrant Voice Director Nazek Ramadan on the upcoming drama based on the TOEIC test cheating scandal

21 February: The PIE News reported on the upcoming drama based on the TOEIC test cheating scandal. “For the post masters it took a drama to bring about the justice process, getting public apologies and solutions and compensation. So we thought, why not us?,” Nazek Ramadan, director of Migrant Voice, said to PIE News. “When I watched the Post Office drama the similarities were amazing. The false accusations, the IT malfunctions, the software systems ruining people’s lives, students’ inability to prove themselves innocent…” Read the full story here.

21 February: The PIE News reported on the upcoming drama based on the TOEIC test cheating scandal. “For the post masters it took a drama to bring about the justice…

Nurse shares their experience of immigration injustice in The Guardian

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