In this blog, SDV Director, Kate Alexander, takes a look at the latest detention figures from the Home Office. She looks at the issues for
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What do the latest detention figures tell us? Posted February 22, 2018
Dear Amber Rudd Posted September 25, 2017 | Tagged: Detention, Dungavel, Home Office
On Tuesday 19 September, a Chinese man was found dead at Dungavel. On the same day, a man detained with him wrote an email about
“Boldly and without delay” or business as usual? Posted August 24, 2017 | Tagged: #Time4aTimeLimit, Detention, Detention Inquiry, indefinite detention, statistics
SDV director, Kate Alexander, looks at the latest detention figures In January 2016, Stephen Shaw’s report into the welfare in detention of vulnerable people called
Do you have the skills to help SDV build our social media presence? If so, we could have just the opportunity for you. In common
Nearly four years in detention? At GE2017, it’s time for a time limit Posted May 25, 2017 | Tagged: #Time4aTimeLimit, Detention, Detention Inquiry, Dungavel, Home Office, indefinite detention
In this blogpost SDV director Kate Alexander looks at the latest detention figures: the last to be released before the General Election Figures released today reveal that
I’ll never forget . . . Posted March 29, 2017 | Tagged: Detention, Dungavel, Scottish Detainee Visitors
We asked our visitors to write a few sentences about a memorable experience they had while volunteering with SDV. We asked them to start with
Dungavel stays open . . . but there are alternatives Posted February 9, 2017 | Tagged: Detention, Detention Action, Dungavel, Home Office, Scotland
We learned on Friday 3 February that the Home Office would not be appealing Renfrewshire Council’s refusal of planning permission for its proposed Short Term
Our Life After Detention group went out with a camera, to find the alphabet in the street. Gry wrote the words. Imprints: on pavements, on
Support our work! Posted November 9, 2016 | Tagged: Detention, Dungavel, immigration, Scottish Detainee Visitors
SDV committee member, Sarah Anderson, launches our new fundraising drive I first stepped inside an immigration removal centre ten years ago. At the time I
“Control your emotions”: immigration bail hearings and the role of the cautioner Posted October 6, 2016 | Tagged: Detention, immigration bail, Release, research, Scotland
In this post, Susannah Paul and Daniel Ferguson blog about the Immigration Bail Observation Project Scotland and the new resources they have developed to assist
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