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Students and lecturers marched together in central London today, Saturday, in defence of education.

A series of mass drownings has brought the number of deaths in the Mediterranean this year to 4,700—20 percent more than the total for 2015.

Hundreds of people turned outside the US embassy in London last night, Wednesday to protest against Donald Trump's election as US president.

Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) campaigners joined protests and rallies across Britain last week—from central London to small-town Devon.

A movement against racism is taking shape as activists set up local Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) groups across Britain.

Around 350 people attended Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) meetings in Bristol, Birmingham and Huddersfield this week. They were part of a nationwide series of rallies on Confronting the Rise of Racism.

Authorities in France began removing migrants and refugees from the Calais “jungle” camp today, Monday. It was home to some 8,000 refugees, including 1,500 children and young people.

Politicians and newspapers have whipped up a vile debate about whether small numbers of refugee children arriving from Calais are adults.

We need unity in action to combat the rise of the far right across Europe. That was the message to take away from the Stand Up To Racism conference.

Two men who came to Britain as child refugees in the 1930s spoke out for the refugee children of today at London Liverpool Street last night Friday. Labour lord Alf Dubs and Professor Leslie Brent came as part of the “Kindertransport” trains fleeing the Nazis. 

Anti-racists lobbied Ealing council in west London yesterday, Tuesday, to demand councillors support the implementation of the "Dubs Amendment". 

Migrant workers are not to blame for falling wages and worsening conditions at work.