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Detention centre profits: 20% and up for the migration prison bosses
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Prison Island: A new report on prison expansion in England, Wales and Scotland
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Deportation Charter Flights: updated report 2018
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Deportation targets and the deterrent dogma: UK immigration enforcement from Straw to May
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G4S: company profile 2018
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Detention centre profits: 20% and up for the migration prison bosses
Just how much money do companies make from locking up people in the UK’s privately run immigration detention centres? Our analysis, the first to study the detention industry overall, suggests that profit rates of 20% or more are standard....
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Detention centre profits: 20% and up for the migration prison bosses
Just how much money do companies make from locking up people
What is the Prison Estates Transformation Programme?
This article is an excerpt from Corporate Watch’s new report Prison
Prison Island: A new report on prison expansion in England, Wales and Scotland
This August, Corporate Watch is releasing its new report on prison
Deportation Charter Flights: updated report 2018
Each year, the UK Home Office deports over 12,000 people in
Deportation targets and the deterrent dogma: UK immigration enforcement from Straw to May
Home Office anti-migrant policies have been built around deportation targets since
Water bosses’ huge pay packets: analysis
An investigation by Corporate Watch and the GMB union released earlier
Rewards of abuse: detention shambles as G4S’ Brook House contract extended
On Friday 4 May, slipped between the local elections and the
Immigration Detention Centres Factsheet: new edition May 2018
This is a new update of our Detention Centres Factsheet. You
Who is immigration policy for? The media-politics of the hostile environment
Image: Yarl’s Wood detention centre decorated for the royal jubilee in
Carceral Colonialism: Britain’s plan to build a prison wing in Nigeria
The British Government recently announced its intention to build a new
