The Legal Director and Deputy Executive Director is a leading immigration and human rights lawyer with an established track record of successful litigation. They play a pivotal role at JCWI, shaping the organisational and legal strategy as a member of the Senior Leadership Team, overseeing the operations of our award-winning legal team and supervising others’…
Tanmeet joined JCWI in November 2021 as a Paralegal. By way of background, he is a qualified Advocate in India with over 5 years of practice experience. He recently graduated with an LLM in Immigration Law with a focus on Asylum and migration from Queen Mary, University of London. His interest areas are migration policy,…
I joined JCWI in April 2019, to help reach and engage more people who believe in migrants’ rights and racial justice. My job is to make sure that anyone who follows and supports us knows how much we value you, and that you are informed, motivated and able to take action towards ending the Hostile…
Ravishaan Rahel Muthiah join JCWI as Communications Director. Rav led record-breaking Parliamentary election campaigns and winning Deputy Leadership campaigns at the Labour Party. He won campaigns against corporate giants and broke political mobilisation records at Greenpeace UK and Small Axe. He has campaigned and volunteered with migrants’ and refugees’ rights groups and excelled in a…
Zehrah joined as JCWI’s Advocacy Director in June 2022. She previously worked as an immigration, asylum and public law barrister at Garden Court Chambers, specialising in representing survivors of gendered and state violence, survivors of trafficking and torture, as well as queer and trans asylum seekers. She also is a co-founder and Director of Black…
Caitlin joined JCWI in July 2019 to lead on the EU citizens project, campaigning for EU citizens’ rights through reform of the EU Settlement Scheme. Since July 2021 she has worked on policy and advocacy in all JCWI’s campaign areas, with a focus on the rights of undocumented migrants and migrant workers. Prior to JCWI…
there are many myths and inaccuracies peddled about people crossing the Channel to seek safety in the UK, and about the barbaric plan to deport people to Rwanda. This guide answers some of the claims and inaccuracies we commonly encounter. We have also created a bite-size shareable explainer on the Channel crossings, here. Photo credit: Mathieu…
Trainer: Brendan Beder Level: Basic Online training: after booking, you will be sent a link to complete your registration on zoom. This webinar is to prepare those candidates sitting the OISC Level 1 Competence Assessment Exam – find out more, including assessment dates, on the OISC website. This course will equip delegates with skills, useful tips and learning…
Trainer: Brendan Beder Level: Basic Online training: after booking, you will be sent a link to complete your registration on zoom. This webinar is to prepare those candidates sitting the OISC Level 1 Competence Assessment Exam – find out more, including assessment dates, on the OISC website. This course will equip delegates with skills, useful tips and learning…