Migration Archive
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
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02 Jul 2018
G4S: company profile 2018
G4S is one of the world’s biggest security companies, active in
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28 Jun 2018
GEO: company profile 2018
GEO is the second largest US private prisons company. It boasted
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28 Jun 2018
Serco: company profile 2018
Serco is an outsourcing company that specialises in public sector work.
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28 Jun 2018
Rewards of abuse: detention shambles as G4S’ Brook House contract extended
On Friday 4 May, slipped between the local elections and the
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07 May 2018
Immigration Detention Centres Factsheet: new edition May 2018
This is a new update of our Detention Centres Factsheet. You
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07 May 2018
Who is immigration policy for? (Full report)
Download this report as a PDF document. What really drives the
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28 Apr 2018
Who is immigration policy for? The media-politics of the hostile environment
Image: Yarl’s Wood detention centre decorated for the royal jubilee in
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28 Apr 2018
Carceral Colonialism: Britain’s plan to build a prison wing in Nigeria
The British Government recently announced its intention to build a new
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17 Apr 2018
Campaign kicks off against G4S and Serco asylum housing contracts
As we have reported in recent updates, the Home Office is
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26 Jan 2018
Court victory against St Mungos and Thames Reach rough sleeper raids: what next?
Migrants and campaigners scored a major legal victory against the government’s
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16 Dec 2017
Mitie wins deportation ‘escorting’ contract
Outsourcing corporation Mitie has announced that it will be taking over
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15 Dec 2017
CalaisResearch: mapping the deals that make the deadly border
One year after the Jungle eviction, the hunt against migrants in
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24 Oct 2017
G4S and Carlson Wagonlit: profiteers scrabble for more Home Office contracts
This week secret filming by a brave whistleblower gave a glimpse
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24 Oct 2017
Vinci, Company Profile
[responsivevoice_button] Corporate Watch profiles controversial French construction giant, Vinci. Key points
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13 Jun 2017