The asylum support system destroys hope and sanity.

We publish below a talk on 'Early 19th century theatre and racial attitudes' given by Dr Hazel Waters at the Museum of London, Docklands on 19 November.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has begun an investigation into the death of a Chinese woman following her release from custody after being arrested at Heathrow airport.

This report is an indispensable reference manual on the threats posed to citizens by the convergence of neo-con ideology, power and technology in the name of national security.

A TUC conference on tackling racism in the workplace.

A celebration of British Caribbean heritage, using films, interactive workshops and tours around the museum.

London No Borders is holding an information evening, with films and music and speakers from Dale Farm.

The Campaign to Close Campsfield is holding its sixteenth anniversary demonstration at the removal centre.

A talk by Phil Vasili on Walter Tull, who was the second Black footballer in Britain and the first Black army officer.

The use of anti-terror legislation by an energy company to stop protests by a 'blacklisted' worker at one of its plants has been branded 'fanciful' by a High Court judge.

We reproduce below a statement from a grassroots group carrying out practical solidarity work in Calais.

Channel 4's Race and Intelligence: Science's Last Taboo programme, missed an opportunity to educate a new generation about the sham 'scientific' claims behind this controversy.

A new campaign to defend the values of freedom of conscience and expression.

A demonstration against the deportation and destitution of asylum seekers.

An event for groups and individuals working against the expansion of immigration detention facilities and prison places in Britain.

A young woman is facing deportation to the Philippines, miles away from her partner and young daughter.

South Asia Solidarity Group in collaboration with the ICA presents the film Amu, a film by Shonali Bose.

The Autumn 2009 issue of the European Race Bulletin comprises a detailed article on 'Foreign nationals, enemy penology and the criminal justice system' plus reports on the recent elections and the Swiss referendum on minarets.

Below we reproduce an extract of the lead article from the IRR's European Race Bulletin on the fate of foreign nationals swept up in Europe's deportation drive.