Our individual members come from all walks of life. Many have lived experience of migration. Many are ordinary citizens, concerned about rising intolerance and hostility. All share a belief that we need to do better as a country and all are passionate about the pursuit of justice for people who migrate. By joining JCWI as…
Our extremely busy Casework department is on the lookout for enthusiastic, engaged individuals who would like to gain experience in a legal environment. The post would suit someone with an interest in immigration who is looking to increase their legal knowledge and experience. To Apply, please submit an up-to-date CV and a covering letter by 28…
JCWI 2018/19 White Paper
JCWI Immigration Bill 2019 2nd Reading Briefing
The Home Office has awarded New Asylum Accommodation and Support Services Contracts (AASC) following an open and fair procurement exercise.
JCWI Windrush Lessons Learned Report (Click here for pdf) This is JCWI’s response to the Windrush Lessons Learned Review.
Tony joined JCWI from The Islington Law Centre as a casework intern in 2010, and has since risen to become the Office Manager. He also manages JCWI’s membership and publications administration. In his spare time Tony sits on the committee board of the Islington Residents Association, which supports residents when issues arise with landlords.
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After successful private pilots of the system, the next testing phase of the EU Settlement Scheme is now opening more widely.
JCWI’s Legal Policy Director, Chai Patel, describes how the current Government is perpetuating the days of ‘No Blacks, No Irish’ signs through the Right to Rent scheme, which forces ordinary landlords to check prospective tenants’ immigration system and creates border controls in our communities. JCWI is fighting this policy in the High Court. Click here…