Praxis 🧡
@Praxis_Projects
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Fighting for migrant rights since 1983. We give advice, provide support, and campaign so that migrants & refugees can live with safety, dignity & respect.
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Joined November 2011
X has increasingly become a platform that pushes disinformation and hate about marginalised groups, including migrants and refugees. It is for this reason that we’ve decided to leave. Please follow us on Bluesky instead:
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RT @minnierahman: Me too! Won't be using twitter in 2025 so give us a follow over at the better place. .
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We will no longer be posting on this account but will be checking in occasionally for any messages. To keep up to date on our latest campaigns and news, follow us on….Bluesky: Instagram: LinkedIn:
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RT @NACCOMnetwork: There is a refugee homelessness emergency. In 2023-24, our members accommodated 1,941 refugee adults experiencing homel….
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RT @ReuniteDivFamil: We're really pleased that @HoCpetitions confirmed that the MIR petition will be debated on the 20th of January. We w….
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RT @RefugeCharity: We are deeply concerned about the negative impact of the new digital eVisa system, including for migrant survivors of do….
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RT @Praxis_Projects: Did you know that Praxis is on Bluesky? It's a bit nicer over there. Follow us for latest migrant rights news and cam….
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RT @Right_to_Remain: 📲Are you and your community worried about the transition to eVisas?. Get in touch with leah@righttoremain.org.uk to re….
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RT @migrantsorg: Less than half of people seeking asylum can get a legal aid lawyer.🚨 . ✂️ Cuts to legal aid put people at risk of unfair a….
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Did you know that Praxis is on Bluesky? It's a bit nicer over there. Follow us for latest migrant rights news and campaigns:
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If you're experiencing any of these issues and want to share your story with the media, get in touch! 5/5.
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Just days in and it's clear critical stakeholders are ill-prepared for the eVisa transition. The potential consequences for millions of people up and down the UK are massive. 4/5. Read more:
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👉Banks told a client that they can’t open a bank account because their BRP expires on 31st December 2024, even though their visa continues well beyond this point. 👉Banks not accepting letters from the Home Office stating that they are not issuing BRPs anymore as evidence. 3/5.
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👉Benefits Office said they aren’t ready to accept eVisas as proof of immigration status in an application for child benefit. 👉At least 2 high street banks saying they don’t have eVisa as an option for proof of immigration status. 2/5.
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On 31st Oct, the Home Office stopped issuing biometric residence cards (BRPs) as part of the eVisa transition. Until now, 4 million people relied on physical documents, including BRPs, to prove their immigration status and basic rights in the UK. Here's what we've seen so far👇.
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RT @IMIX_UK: Brilliant news - the petition against the minimum income hike for family visas received over 100K signatures so it will be deb….
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RT @AsylumMatters: Difficult & worrying times continue for those that support the fundamental rights of everyone regardless of what country….
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When politicians seek to divide us and treat migrants with cruelty, we refuse to accept it. Today, tomorrow, and forever. We provide support to thousands of people each year, demand change, and never give in. Join us today for a fairer future tomorrow.
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Security, policing, border controls - but where are the people in the conversation?. For too long people on the move have been presented as a problem, dehumanised as a number, classified as "illegal". This Govt. has a chance to do things differently, to treat people like people.
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The ONLY way to stop people taking dangerous journeys is to let them take safe ones. Most people fleeing for their lives have no safe way to claim asylum in the UK - that's why people are arriving by small boats. Reinstate safe routes NOW! 1/2
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