Callout: Noborder Camp Calais 23-29th June 2009

*CALAIS NO BORDER CAMP 23-29 JUNE*

The Calais No Border camp is a joint venture between French and Belgian activists and migrant support groups and the UK No Borders Network. It aims to highlight the realities of the situation in Calais and Northern France; to build links with the migrant communities; to help build links between migrants support groups; and lastly, but not least, to challenge the authorities on the ground, to protest against increased repression of migrants and local activists alike.

Stop Deportation Benefit in Hackney, Saturday April 25th

The Stop Deportation Network are having a benefit and info night on Saturday, 25th April. Proceeds will go to funding campaigning and direct action against deportations and charter flights.

Films will include shorts of the Tinsley blockade and other actions and interviews with Iraqi deportees conducted in Iraqi Kurdistan after they were deported. Speakers will include Dashti Jamal of the International Federation of Iraqi Refugees.

@ 100 Flowers Social Centre, 2a Belgrade Rd, N16, London. From 7pm.
£5/3 suggested donation.

Protest against forcible deportations to Iraqi Kurdistan - Thursday 16th April

Anti-deportation campaigners are staging a demonstration on Thursday outside the Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government office in London to highlight its complicity in the forcible mass deportations of Iraqi-Kurdish refugees. The protest, called by the International

Calais Photo Exhibition at G20 Infocafe, Rampart Social Centre

London NoBorders presents French photographer Julie Rebouillat's photo exhibition about migrants whi sleep rough in the area of Calais. The exhibition runs from March 27th to April 5th at the G20 Infocafe at Rampart Social Centre. The Infocafe is open daily from 2-10pm.

Rampart Social Centre | Julie Rebouillat

Calais No Border Camp Infonight, April 4th

Calais No Border Camp - Infonight at the RampART, Saturday 4th April.
Meeting: 6pm-7.30pm, Food and drink from 7.30pm onwards

London No Borders invites you to an Infonight at the RampArt Social Centre, 15-17 Rampart Street, Whitechapel E1 2LA on Saturday 4th April, to share more info about the situation in Calais and the idea of the camp.

Report: Demonstration at Yarl's Wood Detention Centre

Nearly 200 people gathered Saturday 21st March in Bedford town centre, than heading to Yarl's Wood immigration prison, demanding its closure. Yarl's Wood has 405 capacity and holds single women and families with children. The building of a new immigration prison, next to Yarl's Wood, has just been approved, to hold 500 single men.

There were many asylum seekers and ex-detainees in the protest, alongside anti-racist groups, students and campaigners. Most people came from London, but there were Bedford based campaigners and people from Birmingham, South Wales, Leicester, Oxford, Brighton...
There were also lots of police to cordon the protest.

see also: Yarl's Wood 2009

Abolish immigration prisons! film night and cafe @ Ramparts, Friday 20th March

Film night and cafe @ Ramparts, Friday 20th March
@ Rampart , 15 -17 Rampart Street,
London E1 2LA (nearest tube Whitechapel)
From 5 pm

- report and hopefully some film on Tuesday's blockade of Tinsley House
immigration prison, against a charter deportation to Iraq
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/03/424422.html
- tea, coffee and vegan cakes available.
- Films from No Borders demos against detention

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