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Tulip Siddiq MP puts forward a motion to end indefinite detention

December 5, 2018
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"Humiliation and grinding down is the primary purpose of a system of detention that is costly, inefficient and unjust," says writer Kamila Shamsie.

Detention is harmful and just doesn't work. It's time to #SetHerFree and build a humane immigration process.

www.theguardian.com/books/2020/jul/04/the-uk-once-welcomed-refugees-now-we-detain-them-indefinite... ...

The UK once welcomed refugees - now we detain them indefinitely | Kamila Shamsie

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In a few decades, welcome centres for refugees have become detention centres built on violence and humiliation. The government must shut them down, writes Kamila Shamsie
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