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No Borders South Wales
http://noborderswales.wordpress.com
No Borders South Wales is a collective of people who organise for freedom of movement for all, spread information, set up anti-deportation campaigns and take direct action against controls on migration.
- Added on: Jul 21st, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: NoBordersWales
- Listed in: Political Activism Society
- Tags: activism migration wales asylum deportation detention
Recent Posts
Jumble Sale: 21st November!
On 21st November from 1pm No Borders South Wales will be hosting a jumble sale at Trinity methodist church (map). The money we raise will be going towards ongoing projects in Calais, where the situation for migrants is getting increasingly more diff...
New Newsletter! – Movement #1
The No Borders UK Newsletter has been rotated around local No Borders groups for the last few years. Last month’s network gathering in London, signalled that it is now our turn to produce the publication. We intend to create a more regula...
Calais Update
A carload of activists from No Borders South Wales are in Calais with the group Calais Migrant Solidarity. The weather was awful at the beginning of the week, cold with heavy sudden rain showers; dangerous weather for people forced to live on the str...
Urgent Calais appeal
Urgently needed: Blankets, Sleeping bags , warm clothes (especially winter jackets and water proofs), mens shoes, tents, money, tarpaulin, rope, tools Hundreds of refugees and migrants, many of whom are under 18 are sleeping out in the cold weather...
Update on Baghdad charter flight
Yesterday’s charter flight to Iraq was returned to the UK with the majority of the Iraqi deportees returning to UK immigration detention centres. Sadly 10 of those on board were left in Baghdad. The Stop Deportation Network together with The In...
Charter flight to Baghdad
On the morning of 15th October, 39 people who had sought asylum in the UK were deported to Baghdad, Iraq on a chartered flight. The Air Italy flight left from Stansted Airport, named “Operation Rangat” by the UK Border Agency. This was th...
