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Campaigning for change

We have four decades experience providing support and community to migrants and refugees. We refuse to sit by as rights are taken away. Our community of thousands across the UK demands a fairer asylum and immigration system. Together, we can create a welcoming and fair country where everyone belongs.

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Meet the Praxis Campaigners: No Recourse to Public Funds Action Group

Our campaigning is led by the No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) Action Group who are a group of migrants fighting for justice, equality, and fairness for all. Group members have participated in more than 50 hours of skills-building and training. They come together to tackle the inequality created by the No Recourse to Public Funds rule and to campaign against it.

 

We work with the No Recourse to Public Funds Action Group to campaign for change. Together, we resist the hostile environment.

We are a group of migrants fighting for equality, justice and fairness for all. But above all, we are human beings. We come together to tackle inequality created by the No Recourse to Public Funds rule. We have lived experience of this policy, this is why we campaign against it. It opposes human dignity.

The treatment we are receiving is the consequence of hostile immigration policies, including the No Recourse to Public Funds condition. These ignore our humanity and are putting people’s mental and physical health at risk. We want to be treated fairly, we have human rights too. We want to support other people affected by this rule and stop the ill-treatment of migrants. We want to change the laws and the political system to a human rights-based system. We want to end the No Recourse to Public Funds policy. 

You can read more about how the policy impacts people in the manifesto which we co-produced.

We’ve co-produced a guide on how to compensate people with lived experience fairly. Check it out here.

 
 
It’s mostly Black and Asian migrants and their children who suffer from the impact of the No Recourse to Public Funds policy. People of colour have worked endlessly even throughout the pandemic, and have experienced a higher death rate. Yet we are the least recognised by people in power. We give so much but get so little, how is this fair?
— Praxis campaigner

 

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