GROUP RULES
Migrants’ Rights Network stands in solidarity with all migrants in their fight for rights and justice. RULES FOR POSTING
Remember to be respectful
No Hate Speech or Bullying: No Hate Speech or Bullying: Bullying of any kind isn't allowed, and degrading comments about things like race, ethnicity, national origin, religious affiliation, s*xual orientation, caste, s*x, gender, gender i
dentity and serious disease or disability. Report a problem: Please tell us if you see a post or comment that shouldn't be here. Don't share personal details: Please do not share your personal details (phone, email, address etc) online - if you want to contact someone, message them privately. Profanity and Swearing: If you are using language people find offensive your comments may be deleted and you may be blocked. No Promotions, Spam or monetary gain: Promoting your own business and services, or sharing spam and irrelevant links aren't allowed. Please do not ask for, or offer, any money, goods or services, for yourself or others. Any post or comment that is not aligned to our mission or core values will be deleted. We will report group members for hate speech and will not hesitate to delete and block them from this group. WHO WE ARE
MRN is a campaigning organisation and a support and solidarity network that works with like-minded people and organisations working to amplify and centre the voices, issues and demands of migrants and grassroots group's to challenge repressive immigration policies. We achieve change by strengthening and supporting migrant leadership and the capacity of the organisations that work with migrants, policy and advocacy, collective action and legal approaches. Our approach is to be accessible, inclusive, broad and intersectional. Our campaigns and the issues we work on change depending on what the context and need is. For more info: https://migrantsrights.org.uk/about/our-mission-statement/
CORE VALUES:
Migrant- centred – MRN places at the heart of its work the experiences and perspectives of migrants to ensure it is accountable to those impacted by immigration and wider policies and practices. Justice for all migrants– MRN works for the rights of ALL migrants. Intersectional– MRN approaches its work with the understanding that people will experience multiple forms of oppression, where immigration status/migration experience is but one factor. Leadership– MRN strives to be daring and determined and speak ‘truth to power’ to obtain justice and equality for migrants. MRN also recognise that where it holds power, it must be held to account by those affected by the immigration systems. Solidarity– MRN builds the power of those affected by the immigration system and works in alliances to strengthen efforts to further the rights of all migrants. To support our work please visit: https://migrantsrights.org.uk/donate/
