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🚨EMERGENCY AT THE UK-FRANCE BORDER 🚨 Today we are launching our new collaborative report reveals that people attempting to cross the UK-France border are subjected to horrifying levels of state violence. humansforrights.org/state-vi…
We recently spoke to @ZackPolanski for @_BoldPolitics discussing the horrific violence experienced by people seeking asylum and stuck at the UK FRANCE border, paid for by the UK Government through bilateral agreements with France.
Full episode here youtu.be/s3Va5lUvwgs?is=DjEq…
Sign the petition to call for a public inquiry into the UK’s role in border violence: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio…...
Find out more about the campaign to stop border violence: stopborderviolence.co.uk/hom…
Donate to the campaign to stop border violence: chuffed.org/project/1907....
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Workers contribute. This is a Refugee Tax. Plain and simple.
Making recognised refugees pay for the privilege of being put in barracks to fund private profiteers who benefit from government generosity.
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🚨Around 500 unaccompanied children are currently stuck at the France-UK border, living outside in informal living sites. Most are just 14–17 years old.
They arrived alone, yet they face increased risks of exploitation, forced labor, and violence every single day.
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This Government wants to cut child poverty & educational inequalities. But at the same time it's baking poverty and trauma for children into its migration policy.
We've joined charities, social workers & lawyers saying: every child's rights matter.
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/k…
ALT Image of a child holding a drawing of the world with people on it, with the text "children's rights under attack. Radical overhauls of the immigration system threaten safety and security of thousands of children, babies and young people say charities, social workers and lawyers" imposed over it. Behind the child is a messy field containing litter and tents.
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🚨 A PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY IS UNDERWAY ABOUT THE FRANCE-UK BORDER! 🇫🇷⚖️
Since Jan 2026, a French Commission is examining the consequences of border externalisation under the 2004 Touquet Agreements.
For 20+ years, we’ve denounced this system.
This is an extract from a testimony provided to us by Saeed*. The full testimony can be found on our website - humansforrights.org/blog/202…
Our recent report “You can’t stay but you can’t go” - State violence at the UK-France border exposes this violence in its many forms - humansforrights.org/state-vi…
Thank you to Saeed* for sharing these words with us, and for allowing us to share them with you.
Saeed is a pseudonym.
#borderskill #werewitnesses #cantstaycantgo #HFRN #humansforrights #stateviolence
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51 people died in Home Office asylum accommodation in 2024, making it one of the most dangerous places in Britain.
Stop the cover-up and start to to address the issues.
Home Office told to come clean over deaths of asylum seekers in its care
theguardian.com/uk-news/2025…
“You can’t stay but you can’t go” - State violence at the UK France border, emphasises the UK and French governments’ joint responsibility for violence at the UK-France border. Both governments organise and fund violent policing operations in the name of ‘security’.
The political aim of these violent actions is to stop people reaching the UK: as such, they constitute an outsourcing and externalisation of UK border policy and act in the anti-migrant interests of the UK government.
Section 2 explores the UK and French governments’ joint responsibility for border policy.
Full report here - humansforrights.org/state-vi…
#borderskill #werewitnesses #cantstaycantgo #HFRN #humansforrights #stateviolence
Yesterday we were in Parliament to launch our new collaborative report, “You can’t stay but you can’t go” - state violence at the UK France border” at an event hosted by @NadiaWhittomeMP.
State violence is a daily occurrence characterised by incessant use of tear gas, violent police actions on beaches including slashing of boats, widespread evictions, racism and hostility perpetrated by French police.