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Posted on 23 August, 201328 March, 2023 by Anna Lundberg

Campaign in the UK to make undocumented migrants leave the country

In the newsletter from PICUM we read about a campaign in the UK that intends to  send out a hard-line message to undocumented migrants that they should go home. It consists of billboards and advertising vans that will drive around several London boroughs. The campaign has been criticised for misleading ads displayed on billboards. A large-print claim of “106 arrests last week in your area” on the billboards is followed by an asterisk referring viewers to a footnote too small to be read when the van is moving, indicating the week in question and a large number of boroughs which are not usually referred to as ‘one area’ including direct arrests at airports of new arrivals (read more here: http://picum.org/en/news/bulletins/41724#news_41689)

 

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This blog concerns research and teaching in the field of human rights and migration. In the project “Undocumented children’s rights claims. A multidisciplinary project on agency and contradictions between different levels of regulations and practice that reveals undocumented children’s human rights” we investigate everyday life of undocumented youths in two cities: Malmö and Birmingham.

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