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BID provide free legal advice to people held in detention. Sign up to our mailing list to find out more: bit.ly/BIDSubscribe
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Feeling frustrated about hostile immigration policy & want to take action? Here’s your chance 👀

For 7 days, donations to Bail for Immigration Detainees are doubled!

Every £1 becomes £2 towards free legal advice, helping people get out of detention ⬇️

donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS…
donate.biggive.org Help BID reunite families and defend rights – Big Give Stand with us to reunite families and defend human rights. As the government pushes to expand detention and increase deportations, …
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Last week, around 30 people in detention began a hunger strike, demanding their right to asylum in the UK.

“We have a reason why we came to this country: to be protected... We would like to be free and to have our human rights & protection.”

theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/n…
www.theguardian.com Asylum seekers in UK go on hunger strike over ‘one in, one out’ removals Many of the 30 people taking part in the protest are scheduled to be forcibly returned to France on Thursday
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A huge #ProBonoWeek thank you to the incredible barristers and lawyers who represent our clients for free🙏

Last year, you dedicated 655 hours to ensuring people in detention can access the legal rights they are entitled to.

You bring our clients home to their families and communities🫂
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🚨 Raise the alarm: While the Rwanda policy drew outrage, a new wave of harmful immigration policies is going under the radar.

Detention + deportation changes are deeply damaging, and we’re urgently fundraising to provide free legal support.

biduk.org/articles/raise…
www.biduk.org Raise the alarm: Five changes to immigration policy you need to know about From asylum seeker deportations to new detention centres, read about the latest changes and how you can help.