A telephone interview with a political activist, Maxwell, who is due to be removed back to Cameroon where he will face persecution as a member of the English-speaking minority
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A telephone interview recorded with Soumitra while he was imprisoned in Harmondsworth detention centre awaiting removal to Bangladesh where he faces persecution as part of the Hindu minority.
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A telephone interview recorded with Alain, a refugee who found himself homeless over the winter, with no family or friends to call on for help. He had been beaten and tortured in his home country because of his political beliefs and was left...
Osama Ahmadani talks to Waleed Abdallah, the founder of the Give Back project in Plymouth about his life and work combating racism and helping refugees to contribute to the community.
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Gabriel lost his leg in an operation, his wife in the immigration system and his liberty in detention. Here he talks to Osama about getting his life back.
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Alex Ntung speaks about his book on life in the DRC from childhood in a remote mountain village to a youth caught up in ethnic conflict and genocide. It is a powerful first hand account of the Rwandan genocide and the persecution of the Banyamulenge...
A special programme recorded outside Downing Street on October 1st with a group of people from the Southern Cameroon region who are campaigning for independence and freedom. The Southern Cameroonians make up an English-speaking minority who were...
Luqman is an academic from Nigeria who has been living in the UK since 2007.
Rather than the ten-day business trip he came for, Karim has found himself locked up for over a year in the UK with a broken leg the authorities refuse to tend.
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Sold into modern-day slavery as a child, Chibong escaped to the UK only to be arrested. 18 months later he is still in immigration detention…
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