Online meeting- 17 May 2025, 11am The proposed changes announced in the Immigration White Paper on Monday have unsettled many migrants. What they expected when they came to the UK, and how this will now change has created a lot of uncertainty. The proposals are widespread but the significant changes will include: Along with our […]
– a blog for International Workers Day “The state is creating what I call an international human supply chain. So a supply chain of overseas workers to the UK…So called “safe and legal” migration routes are not really safe. They have become safe for the perpetrators of these criminal offences because they are using the
We have recently contributed to the National Audit Office’s audit of the Skilled Worker Visa Route, sending a response to their call-out for contributions. Find the audit here.
The House of Lords’ 2024 Modern Slavery Act report mentions the evidence submitted by Migrants’ Rights Network and Migrants At Work. Read the report here.
Exploitation of migrant workers Modern slavery is more common than you might think. In fact, the UK’s immigration system enables the exploitation of migrant workers. State regulated immigration pathways, like the visa sponsorship system, are being used to effectively traffick workers into exploitative situations. Migrants across multiple employment sectors face numerous issues including debt bondage,
