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Outsourcing Incarceration: Privitisation in Britain’s Immigration Detention Estate

27 Apr 2018

Court of Appeal to Home Office: go away

23 Apr 2018

London: Play2Remember joined by Grenfell team

19 Apr 2018

London Play2Remember

17 Apr 2018

Disabled British citizen with no documents held in detention for months

9 Apr 2018

Disabled Briton held in immigration removal centre for four months

4 Apr 2018

Job Opportunity at BID

29 Mar 2018

Challenging G4S’ ‘Catastrophic Failings’

28 Mar 2018

Home Affairs Committee Inquiry into Immigration Detention

20 Mar 2018

Immigration detention: UK practices, compared with other EU countries

20 Mar 2018

Home Affairs Committee probes “systemic” problems with immigration detention

19 Mar 2018

End the inhumanity of immigration detention

15 Mar 2018

Off The Grid: Haven of despair

15 Mar 2018

Will you be walking or running for justice?

12 Mar 2018

Home Office broke its own rules on avoiding family separations

11 Mar 2018

Race, class and Brexit: thinking from detention

9 Mar 2018

Indefinite detention and the Yarl's Wood Hunger Strike

8 Mar 2018

“We need humanity and accountability” in asylum housing

8 Mar 2018

Taking the legal fight to G4S and the government over detention

7 Mar 2018

‘Leave no one behind’: how people detained in prison are often left forgotten in demands for reform

7 Mar 2018
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Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID) is a registered Charity No. 1077187. Registered in England as a Limited Company No. 03803669. Accredited by the Immigration Advice Authority Ref. No. N200100147. We are a member of the Fundraising Regulator, committed to best practice in fundraising and follow the standards for fundraising as set out in the Code of Fundraising Practice.
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