guage barrier this was misun. derstood to be an eviction notice, which caused further intense anger. As a result the While this was happening. another group of the refugees another of their elected leaders. A staff member asked a the refugees go back inside. whih he attempted to do. However, a member of the police wrongy interpreted this to be indiang vornce. I nis then led to the seven being development of a strong camosion in the Newcastle area in defence of the asylum seekers. which together with action country, was successful in gerting the seven released on bail Detention Hours.
15-17 September 2000 Rüskin College Oxford, ÜK http:/iusers.ox.ac.uk/~asyium Ruskin College, Oxford European governments are increasingly using detention as a way of criminalising. marginalising and deporting refugees and other migrants. Immigration detention promotes racism . Immigration detention has removed the presumption of freedom as detainees have to prove their case for freedom. Their loss is Detention centres are multiplying, but so is resistance.
This is the third European conterence against immigration detention organised by the growing network of campaigns against them.
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