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Tulip Siddiq MP puts forward a motion to end indefinite detention

December 5, 2018
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Great to see this joyful resistance to #Hassockfield IRC. People don't want to see women trying to build their lives here locked up - we want communities of care and welcome. @4refugeewomen https://twitter.com/Emmafaypearson/status/1525828372366086144

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Amazing time at the #ShutItDown demonstration against #Derwentside/#Hassockfield IRC yesterday ✊

Overwhelming turnout, inspirational speakers, talented musicians and hot sunshine! It was a very emotional day with so much love, power and compassion. We will win.🧡 4

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Excellent report by @gavinengelecho of the @TheNorthernEcho of this weekend's demonstration against Hassockfield IRC. Well done to all the organisers, incl @No2Hassockfield and @4refugeewomen & supporters @GulwaliP @katefoxwriter @marykfoy etc https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/20139394.protest-durham-derwentside-immigration-removal-centre/

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It was great to be joined by so many local people, activists, campaigners and other organisations at the demonstration against Derwentside detention centre on Saturday. The day was a brilliant display of joyful resistance! ✊Our Rainbow Sisters performed a song to the crowd, and our Detention Campaign Spoksperson, Agnes Tanoh, delivered a powerful speech."Protest is an act of solidarity. Together we have one strong and loud voice!"Derwentside should have never opened, and now it's time to SHUT IT DOWN!Read more about the day here: www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/20139394.protest-durham-derwentside-immigration-removal-centre #SetHerFree #NoToHassockfield ... See MoreSee Less

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