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Migrant Voice Director interviewed by Sky News about the TOEIC exam scandal

On 24 February, Migrant Voice Director Nazek Ramadan was interviewed by Sky News about the accusations made against thousands of students, of chatting on an English language test. “The main call right now is to clear the names of the students – to give them justice, or access to justice,” Ramadan told Sky News. Watch the full interview here.

On 24 February, Migrant Voice Director Nazek Ramadan was interviewed by Sky News about the accusations made against thousands of students, of chatting on an English language test. “The main call…

StudyTravel details the fight for justice of students accused of cheating on English tests

21 February: StudyTravel Magazine reported on the injustices around the wrongful cheating accusations on the UK’s TOEIC test against thousands of students. The story highlights Migrant Voice’s #MyFutureBack campaign, with a quote from our director Nazek Ramadan, “It is beyond the realm of plausibility that this scandal could be true, yet ten years on students are still fighting to clear their names.” Read the full article here.

21 February: StudyTravel Magazine reported on the injustices around the wrongful cheating accusations on the UK’s TOEIC test against thousands of students. The story highlights Migrant Voice’s #MyFutureBack campaign, with a…

'Deported and disgraced': The Guardian covers consequences of English test scandal

19 February: The Guardian interviewed students who were part of our #MyFutureBack campaign, in the aftermath of the Home Office’s decision to revoke visas after thousands of people were accused of cheating in TOEIC English tests. “Our rights have been snatched away. We can’t travel, we can’t work, we can’t enjoy life the same as a normal person,” former student Shana Shaikh told The Guardian. Read the full article here.

19 February: The Guardian interviewed students who were part of our #MyFutureBack campaign, in the aftermath of the Home Office’s decision to revoke visas after thousands of people were accused…

#MyFutureBack campaign member interviewed in The Guardian

On February 19, The Guardian published a story highlighting the impacts of cheating allegations on TOEIC English tests, and the lasting consequences on people’s lives. Sajjad Sohag is one of our #MyFutureBack campaign members who were able to prove his innocence. In the article, he said “I felt joy that the struggle was over, but this mistake took six whole years from my life and my career. It wasn’t just my life it ruined, but my wife’s life and my children’s.” Read the full article here.

On February 19, The Guardian published a story highlighting the impacts of cheating allegations on TOEIC English tests, and the lasting consequences on people’s lives. Sajjad Sohag is one of…

Guardian article covers the English test scandal

19 February: Another article in the Guardian raises awareness of the ongoing fight for justice by the international students wrongly accused of cheating on their English Language tests. It focuses on the students who have launched compensation cases against the Home Office, represented by the firm, Bindmans. The case involves 23 students, who have already won their immigration appeals and right to stay in the UK, but who are now seeking compensation. The article explains that “the lawyers have expressed frustration at the department’s refusal to agree a standard settlement…

19 February: Another article in the Guardian raises awareness of the ongoing fight for justice by the international students wrongly accused of cheating on their English Language tests. It focuses…

Letter by Migrant Voice Director on #MyFutureBack published in the Guardian

18 February: The Guardian published a letter by Migrant Voice’s Director Nazek Ramadan on the ongoing injustice facing the tens of thousands of international students wrongly accused of cheating. Nazek highlighted our ongoing #MyFutureBack campaign with the students and the ongoing scandal: “That the government continues to refuse to re-evaluate the cases and provide an opportunity for the remaining affected students to regain their futures is a scandal of significant proportion.” Read the full letter here

18 February: The Guardian published a letter by Migrant Voice’s Director Nazek Ramadan on the ongoing injustice facing the tens of thousands of international students wrongly accused of cheating. Nazek…

Footballer Marvin Bartley interviewed in the Daily Record

15 February: The Daily Record interviewed footballer and Queen of the South Football Club Manager, Marvin Bartley at Migrant Voice’s launch event of ‘Migration. Making Scotland Great. The project, in partnership with Show Racism the Red Card and IMIX will be using education and sporting role models to challenge the myths surrounding migrants and celebrate the contribution made by those who have made Scotland their home. Marvin Barley told the Daily Record: “Football has come a long way but there is much further to go. Sometimes people put on the…

15 February: The Daily Record interviewed footballer and Queen of the South Football Club Manager, Marvin Bartley at Migrant Voice’s launch event of ‘Migration. Making Scotland Great. The project, in…

Migrant Voice Director interviewed on Times Radio about our #MyFutureBack campaign

15 February: Migrant Voice’s Director, Nazek Ramadan is interviewed on Times Radio by John Pienaar, telling him about the nearly ten years of fighting for justice by the students against the allegation of cheating against them and how Migrant Voice has been campaigning alongside the students for the last 7 years. You can hear the full interview here

15 February: Migrant Voice’s Director, Nazek Ramadan is interviewed on Times Radio by John Pienaar, telling him about the nearly ten years of fighting for justice by the students against…

Nazek Ramadan quoted about our #MyFutureBack campaign in the Evening Standard

15 February: The Evening Standard covers our MyFutureBack campaign and the English test scandal it seeks to address. The article reports on the students’ calls for compensation and the work to create a drama to raise awareness of the injustice face by the many affected by the English language test cheating allegation. The piece shared our #MyFutureBack campaign’s asks and Migrant Voice Director Nazek Ramadan, is quoted about the intention to develop a drama “This is not fiction, it’s real, an ongoing story of a live injustice. That’s what's so…

15 February: The Evening Standard covers our MyFutureBack campaign and the English test scandal it seeks to address. The article reports on the students’ calls for compensation and the work…

Nazek Ramadan and a member of our #MyFutureBack campaign interviewed in the Guardian

15 February: The Guardian covers Migrant Voice’s work with the students to get a drama made to raise awareness of the injustice face by the many affected by the English language test cheating allegation. Nazek Ramadan said: “This is a huge injustice that most people still don’t know about. Thousands of students, young men and women who came here in good faith, had their lives ruined. We want people to empathise and support them. What they went through must be documented.” Also quoted were one of the students, Navjot Kaur,…

15 February: The Guardian covers Migrant Voice’s work with the students to get a drama made to raise awareness of the injustice face by the many affected by the English…

Nurse shares their experience of immigration injustice in The Guardian