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UK: Invisible fathers of immigration detention in the UK

Topic
Immigration Civil liberties Detention
Country/Region
UK

31 October 2016

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"The British state has regulated relationships between its citizens and certain foreigners since at least the Colonial era. Today’s border controls continue to police people’s intimate lives and retain sexist and racist assumptions."

See: Invisible fathers of immigration detention in the UK (Open Democracy, link) by Melanie Griffiths

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