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Art for Hopes’ sake
When Louise, our well being worker found an art class for Hope residents to join, it began something special. Muhammad had never done any drawing at all, but it quickly became clear he had a [...]
Lockdown learning
Staff at Hope projects have had to think of new ways of working during the pandemic: the office has been closed for the duration, and contacts were limited to phone calls, on-line, and emergencies only. [...]
Gunboats. And our proud tradition…
(originally blogged by Phil Davis, Hope Coordinator, at https://darkenedroomweb.wordpress.com/2020/08/10/gunboats/) “The UK has a proud tradition of providing asylum to those who need it and the safety and wellbeing of those in our care is of [...]
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21/10/2020 @ 13:21
Any training from @TACTICSueConlan is going to be worth your time https://t.co/KQBTShSh55
Any training from @TACTICSueConlan is going to be worth your time https://t.co/KQBTShSh55
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@AVIDdetention
We're excited to begin tonight's visitor's training led by @TACTICsueconlan on 'Immigration detention and the risk of transfer to an EU country'.
We will be live tweeting highlights here for the next couple of hours! https://t.co/g3h9H2dLen
We're excited to begin tonight's visitor's training led by @TACTICsueconlan on 'Immigration detention and the risk of transfer to an EU country'.
We will be live tweeting highlights here for the next couple of hours! https://t.co/g3h9H2dLen
21/10/2020 @ 13:06
In which it turns out that for a removal to be lawful, the courts need to have had time to consider whether its, er, lawful. (Opposed by the Home Office...)
https://t.co/oJtwOtRwYB
In which it turns out that for a removal to be lawful, the courts need to have had time to consider whether its, er, lawful. (Opposed by the Home Office...)
https://t.co/oJtwOtRwYB