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RMG15XND–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0MXGE–The Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50B52–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B11TR8–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Colnbrook detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMEK9FGH–Thousands march through London on UN Anti-Racism Day protesting Racism, Fascism, Islamophobia and anti-semitism. 21 march 2015
RM2PB7F2N–'UK to fund French detention centre in £500m deal to stop small boats' Guardian newspaper headline migrants migration article 11 March 2023 London UK
RMW8DDA7–Anti-Deportation protesters 'Reclaim the Power' protest against Human Rights in UK immigration detention centres, outside the Home Office on Marsham Street, on 29th July 2019, in London, England. The All African Women's Group highlighted the plight of asylum seekers in the Home Office's detention centres, and in particular, at Yarlswood.
RMJ4R5HT–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMJ51GXT–Bedford, UK. 15th May, 2017. Protesters kick the Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre's perimeter fence during a protest against UK immigration detention policy. Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside the Yarl's Wood centre, kicking and hitting the perimeter fence, and calling for the centre to be shutdown. Credit: Jacob Sacks-Jones/Alamy Live News.
RMCWRNPF–double sided sign for immigration removal centres at colnbrook immigration removal centre, harmondsworth, near heathrow, england
RMR5PA2D–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HB1E–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FFJ–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJ0D–London, UK. May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News
RMMJPWNW–London, UK. 5th May 2018. Steve Hart, Unite Against Fascism speaks at the protest outside the Home Office calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. There should be an end to the 'hostile environment' for all Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News
RMG15XM7–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0NFKN–Campaigners at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50AAP–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B11TKM–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Harmondsworth detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4AY–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R5HP–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMJ51GY0–Bedford, UK. 15th May, 2017. Protesters kick the Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre's perimeter fence during a protest against UK immigration detention policy. Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside the Yarl's Wood centre, kicking and hitting the perimeter fence, and calling for the centre to be shutdown. Credit: Jacob Sacks-Jones/Alamy Live News.
RMCWRNRC–double sided sign for immigration removal centres at colnbrook immigration removal centre, harmondsworth, near heathrow, england
RMR5PA30–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HB12–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FD9–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJ3D–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWNC–London, UK. 5th May 2018. After a rally at Downing St people march for a protest outside the Home Office calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. There should be an end to the 'hostile environment' for all Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News
RMG15XP9–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0NDT6–Campaigners at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50B3A–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B11TJC–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Harmondsworth detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4T4–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R5JT–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMJ51GXR–Bedford, UK. 15th May, 2017. Protesters kick the Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre's perimeter fence during a protest against UK immigration detention policy. Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside the Yarl's Wood centre, kicking and hitting the perimeter fence, and calling for the centre to be shutdown. Credit: Jacob Sacks-Jones/Alamy Live News.
RMCWRNR3–double sided sign for immigration removal centres at colnbrook immigration removal centre, harmondsworth, near heathrow, england
RMR5PA49–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HAH1–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FCG–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJCE–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWNX–London, UK. 5th May 2018. One of several women who came in carnival costumes for the rally at Downing St and protest outside the Home Office calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. There should be an end Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News
RMERPD8X–London, UK. 6th June, 2015. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Detention Centre Protest Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0N3PF–Members of the Justice for Shukri campaign at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50B15–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B130PD–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Harmondsworth detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4RJ–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R5JW–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMR5PA32–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HAB3–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FCW–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJBB–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWNP–London, UK. 5th May 2018. A woman wearing a 'More Blacks More Irish More Dogs' t-shirt speaks at the protest outside the Home Office calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. There should be an end to the 'h Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News
RMG15XE4–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0ND8R–Members of the Justice for Belly campaign at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50AJC–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B11TNP–London, UK. 22nd Feb 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Colnbrook detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4AD–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R5HR–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMR5PA3C–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HAJX–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FFA–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJ2D–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWMJ–London, UK. 5th May 2018. Weyman Bennett at the Stand Up To Racism rally at Downing St calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. The protesters called for protection to the guaranteed for all Commonwealth citizens and for those affected to be compensated for deportation, threats of deportation, detention, loss of housing, jobs, benefits and denial of NHS treatment. There should be an end to the 'hostile environment' for all immigran
RMG15XD2–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0N3D7–Members of the Justice for Shukri campaign at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50AK1–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B131M5–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. Campaigners demonstrate out side Colnbrook detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4TC–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R5J1–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. A banner at a large protest organised by Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre. Campaigners, including former detainees, called for all immigration detention centres to be closed.
RMR5PA3R–Milton Ernest, Bedford, UK. 1st December 2018. Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre ‘Suround Yarls Wood - Shut Down Yarls Wood and all Detention Centres’ demonstration. Hundreds braved the poor weather to join the protest at the remotely situated Yarls Wood IRC. Incarcerated women waved desperately at windows and their mobile phone conversations were relayed via the PA system outside the security fence. Speakers included those who had previously been imprisoned in Yarls Wood. This was the 15th Yarls Wood demonstration organised by Movement for Justice. Credit: Steve Bell/Alamy Live News
RMR7HABJ–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FKJ–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJD1–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWMR–London, UK. 5th May 2018. A woman raises her fist at the Stand Up To Racism rally at Downing St calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. The protesters called for protection to the guaranteed for all Commonwealth citizens and for those affected to be compensated for deportation, threats of deportation, detention, loss of housing, jobs, benefits and denial of NHS treatment. There should be an end to the 'hostile environment' for all
RMG15XMH–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0NFAX–Campaigners at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50B20–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RM2B11TM2–London, UK. 22nd Feb, 2020. A Campaigner demonstrate out side Harmondsworth detention centre in support of several people who are faceing deportation to Jamaica. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4BN–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R521–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RMR7HAM5–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FHX–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJ37–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWMB–London, UK. 5th May 2018. Stand Up To Racism hold a rally at Downing St calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. The protesters called for protection to the guaranteed for all Commonwealth citizens and for those affected to be compensated for deportation, threats of deportation, detention, loss of housing, jobs, benefits and denial of NHS treatment. There should be an end to the 'hostile environment' for all immigrants. Speakers al
RMG15XRN–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0NG2Y–Campaigners at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50AMB–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4C2–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R53G–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Activists from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary address a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre to call for all immigration detention centres to be closed. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RMR7HAN8–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FGB–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
RMMHRJC3–May 1, 2018 - London, UK. 1st May 2018. Protesters hold posters and a banner at the Home Office called by Movement for Justice calling for an end to immigration charter flights. The protest was called as the Home Office intends to carry out a mass deportation to Jamaica in the middle of the Windrush scandal including members of the Windrush generation. The protest at the Home Office and later at the Jamaican High Commission called for an end to these mass deportations, which have led to a rounding up of many who are in this country legally but whose cases are still disputed by the Home Office.
RMMJPWMH–London, UK. 5th May 2018. People hold the 'Solidarity With Windrush' banner at the Stand Up To Racism rally at Downing St calling for Theresa May's racist 2014 Immigration Act to be repealed and an immediate end to the deportation and detention of Commonwealth citizens, with those already deported to be bought back to the UK. The protesters called for protection to the guaranteed for all Commonwealth citizens and for those affected to be compensated for deportation, threats of deportation, detention, loss of housing, jobs, benefits and denial of NHS treatment. There should be an end to the 'ho
RMG15XN3–Bedfordshire, UK. 7th May, 2016. Shut Down Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Detention Centre mass protest © Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2C0NDJF–Campaigners at the unveiling of a Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) billboard on Westminster Bridge Road, London, which lists more than 3000 names of people who have died in police custody, prisons, immigration detention centres and in racist attacks in the UK, as well as those who have died as the result of coronavirus. The billboard has been erected by BLMUK, in collaboration with the United Families and Friends Campaign, Justice for Belly, Justice for Shukri, Migrants Organise and the Grenfell Estate.
RMJ50AFM–Bedford, UK. 13th May, 2017. Protest to shut down Yarl's Wood and all other immigration detention centres in the UK Credit: Aghil Maniavi/Alamy Live News
RMGDP4B7–Shut down Refugee detention Centres. Movement for Justice by any means necessary. Protest in London against racism and Tory au
RMJ4R53B–Milton Ernest, UK. 13th May, 2017. Antonia Bright from Movement For Justice By Any Means Necessary addresses a large protest outside Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre calling for all immigration detention centres to be closed. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RMR7HATD–London, UK. 9th Dec, 2018. Thousands marched in a anti-racist counter demonstration against the far right organised ‘Brexit betrayal' march in central London and heavily outnumbered the racist UKIP led march. Credit: David Rowe/Alamy Live News
RMG11FMB–London Gatwick, UK. 7th May 2016. International Day of Action Against Detention. Demonstrations outside Brook House & Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport. Protesters are calling to “shut down detention centres – migrants welcome, open borders”, with the campaign #ShutThemDown. The centres, run by private security firm G4S, are said to be detaining asylum seekers and foreigners without charge whilst under ‘administrative detention’.
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