In a show of solidarity and resistance, demonstrators continue to gather outside the Croydon immigration reporting centre in South London, protesting against the detention and deportation of individuals under the controversial Rwanda Scheme. Led by the organization Stand Up to Racism (@SLSUTR), activists and supporters have mobilized to block a van containing two detainees from leaving the premises.
[data-ps-embed-type=slideshow] > iframe {position: absolute;top: 0;left: 0;} _psEmbed(“https:///uknip.photoshelter.com”);The ongoing protest is part of a broader national day of action aimed at halting what protesters describe as unjust detention raids targeting Rwandan nationals. Under the banner #StopRwanda, participants are demanding an end to the Rwanda Scheme and calling for greater protection for refugees and asylum seekers.
The scene outside the immigration reporting centre remains impassioned, with chants of “Rwanda Not In My Name” echoing through the streets. Demonstrators are urging residents to join them in showing solidarity with those affected by the immigration policies under scrutiny.
This protest comes amidst heightened scrutiny of immigration practices and policies, particularly concerning the treatment of individuals seeking asylum. With tensions running high, activists are determined to amplify their message and draw attention to what they perceive as systemic injustices.
For those interested in joining the demonstration or learning more about the #StopRwanda campaign, further information is available on the Stand Up to Racism website: https:///standuptoracism.org.uk/tue-30-april-stoprwanda-national-day-of-action-protests-across-britain/
As the protest unfolds, protesters are encouraged to remain peaceful and vigilant, continuing to advocate for change and justice in immigration policies.
