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Clearsprings: Migrant Camp Profiteers

The government has hastily-adapted military bases into camps to hold people

Coming Soon: Corporate Watch Guide to Technology

Corporate Watch will soon publish a new book: ‘TECH: A Guide

Event: How to Stop a Mega-Prison

A member of Corporate Watch will be speaking at this event

Hi Fly: airline profiting from deportations while owners decry ‘desperate plight of migrants’

The government’s attempts to hastily expel Channel-crossing migrants on charter flights

Pemberstone Group: we profile the company trying to demolish 70 homes in a Leeds estate

After a two-year long battle by families to save their homes,

Cast away: the UK’s rushed charter flights to deport Channel crossers

A collaborative report with Calais Migrant Solidarity and friends Warning: this

#CoronaCapitalism and the European Border Regime

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect people’s lives all over

Government announces plans to build four more mega-prisons

On Sunday 28th June 2020, the British Government announced plans to

“You despicable beasts”: Dignity Funerals and commodified death in the spotlight

by Samantha Fletcher and William McGowan In late March 2020, Dignity

Mears Group 2020 update: scandal-ridden landlord under fire from Glasgow to Gloucester

At the start of 2019 we published a profile on Mears

UK deportations 2020: how BA, Easyjet and other airlines collaborate with the border regime

On 30 April, with UK airports largely deserted during the Covid-19

Rough-sleeper raids: how homeless charity deportations carry on rebranded

by Eve Dickson and Benjamin Morgan In December 2017 the High

Jim Ratcliffe: billionaire boss of INEOS

Earlier this year, in what seems like a different era, Corporate

#CoronaCapitalism: six ways capitalism spreads the crisis

Are people sunbathing in parks the real villains of the corona

#CoronaCapitalism: Riots, resistance and releases – the Coronavirus and the prison industrial complex

The Corona virus is creating huge ruptures in the prison industrial