Portugal: Police Brutality Against Black Women and Claudia Simões’ Battle for Justice
The case of Claudia Simões illustrates the deep connection between racism and impunity, proving justice isn’t colour-blind. Black women are […]
Migrant Women Press Statement on Race, Islamophobia, and Anti-Immigrant Riots in the UK
During the past few days, we have been shocked by the racist, anti-immigrant, and Islamophobic riots in towns across Britain,
Opinion – Enough is Enough: The Unyielding Struggle for Dignity and Justice in the Face of Far-Right Terror in The UK
by Nathália Urban Dozens of fascists march in the streets and terrorize us. We are hunted like animals in our
Opinion – France: Have we set ourselves up for disappointment in hoping for a better world?
by Astrid Lucia Offersen In the face of increasing racial tensions, the far-right’s success in the European Elections, and President
The unheard voices of migrant women in UK politics
Migrant women in the UK face a double challenge: navigating both immigration policies and gender inequalities. With the elections on
There is no liberation of women without the liberation of Palestine
Photo by Nikolas Gannon at Unsplash Sabrina Galella, an Italian migrant living in Scotland and human rights practitioner, explains why
Not My Bill: How the UK Government is passing legislation that paves the way for state-enforced harm, exploitation, and unprecedented suffering.
The Illegal Migration Bill is not about migration – it is a dehumanising strategy that abolishes the rights of some
Women’s perspectives on the Russia-Ukraine war
Migrant Women Press spoke with three women about their experiences with the Russia-Ukraine war. by Juliana da Penha Image credit:
The UK Nationality and Borders Bill explained
By now, you will most likely have heard of the UK’s Nationality and Borders Bill, currently making its way through
“And as you resist, make sure you care for yourself and your companions” – a conversation with Amrit Wilson
by Anita Bhadani The writer, journalist, anti-racist and feminist activist Amrit Wilson has never shied away from unsettling commonly held