National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns 
NCADC can't offer immigration legal advice, but we might be able to help you to campaign to stop a removal and for the right to stay. Click here for more information.
If you are at risk of being removed, the most important thing is get good legal advice. Check here for links to find a solicitor or immigration advisor
NCADC publishes country of origin information drawn from credible sources. You can search by country or keyword. Go to NCADC country information web pages.
An essential resource for anti-deportation campaigns. The 676-page annual review of human rights practices around the globe, summarizes major rights issues in more than 90 countries. The World Report 2012 documents human rights abuses worldwide, including:
China: A Year of Illegal, Politically-Motivated Disappearances
Iran: 600+ executions and imprisons more journalists than any other country
Take part in Young People Seeking Safety Week 2012!
YPSS is a network of individuals and organisations concerned with young people seeking asylum in the UK. Following the success of last year's week of action, YPSS week 2012 will take place between March 30th and April 5th.
Why not organise a local event to raise the issue of young asylum seekers on a national level? You can check out last year's events to get ideas ... it could be anything from a music, dance, film, arts event, to a panel discussion to which you invite your local MP. For more information, see the website or contact lisa@ncadc.org.uk or alex.sutton@praxis.org.uk
The Home Affairs Select Committee has published a report which raises concerns that the potentially lethal ‘head-down’ restraint technique is used during enforced removals, that racist language is used by escort staff, that there are too many escorts used in operations, and that risk assessments focus on the risk to escort staff rather the individual being removed.
Read the NCADC blog post here, and find links to BBC radio interviews with Campaigns Coordinator Lisa Matthews.
Landing in Dover: shocking report by Children’s Commissioner
Children’s Commissioner for England report on the treatment of unaccompanied children arriving in England. ‘Landing in Dover’ reveals a UKBA 'gentlemans' agreement' with France, to deport potential trafficking victims before they are allowed medical attention or social services assessments. The practice is blatantly in breach of guidelines on child welfare and trafficking. Read more
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