Movement #4

Here’s the slightly delayed latest issue of Movement, events over the last few weeks have meant this issue has changed a few times before publication. As is often a problem with print media our two cover stories may develop considerably within hours of publication. You can keep up to date with these stories and more on the Movement website, which hosts extensive links from across the movement for freedom of movement and equality for all (and beyond).

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Articles this issue include:

• Hunger strike at Yarl’s Wood
• New migrant solidarity centre in Calais
• Arora Detention centre plans defeated
• No Deportations to Nigeria
• Life’s too short to be controlled
• Overpopulation Myths
• UKBA Whistleblower speaks out
• No Borders National Gathering
• Plus the usual contacts and links.

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Movement #3

Here’s the first issue of 2010, as usual packed with the latest news and opinion from the movement for free migration.

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Articles this issue include:

• No Borders at the Cop15 in Copenhagen
• An update from Calais
• Attempted self-immolation by asylum seekers
• A No Border Camp in Brussels
• Paddington Bear condemns child detention
• End Child Detention? End immigration controls
• Solidarity with detainees accused to burning down a detention centre
• Brook House IRC ‘worse and worse’
• Upcoming events including anti-deportation training, Life’s too short to be controlled and more.
• Plus the usual contacts and links.

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Movement #2

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The second issue of the No Borders newsletter has hit the streets, and is packed with all the latest happenings in the struggle for freedom of movement and equality for all.
Articles this issue include:

• Jump the Border protest from Calais to Folkstone
• Demonstration on the 16th anniversary of Campsfield dentition centre
• No to Deportation and Destitution protest in Sheffield
• Out of Control in London
• The destruction of ‘jungle’ near Dunkerque
• 8 Days in Prison for Blockading Yarl’s Wood detention centre
• The campaign against Arora hotels
• ‘Saint Nick’ turned away from Yarl’s Wood detention centre
• No Borders day of action at COP15
• Smash EDO no borders blockade
• plus upcoming events, contacts, links and more.

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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 regular and broad based periodical, drawing in others that work to end the inhuman cycle of detention, deportation and death through the abolition of migration control. As a statement of intent we are re-naming and re-launching!

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SO… (drum roll…) we proudly present the first issue of ‘Movement’, a monthly newsletter covering the latest updates from the No Borders Network and beyond. This début issue is packed with articles on (follow the links find the original unedited versions);

• The situation in Calais,
• Resistance to deportation flights,
• A call to action at the UN Climate Conference,
• A report on a picket of the UKBA at Beckett House,
• Action at the Arora Hotel,
• The closure of Pagani Detention Centre,
• Blockade of detention centres in Belgium,
• Colnbrook blockade arrests ruled unlawful,
• Strike by migrant workers in Paris,
• ‘Defence Leagues’ defeated in south Wales

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4. contact the editorial collective and