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UK: Anti-Deportation Activists Are Blocking Coaches to Charter Flights

Topic
Deportation
Country/Region
UK

29 July 2019

"We watched Reclaim the Power members blockade the depot of a coach company that transports people due to be deported on charter flights."

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UK: Anti-Deportation Activists Are Blocking Coaches to Charter Flights (VICE, link):

"At around 5AM this morning, activists began a blockade of Hallmark Connect coach depot, just south of Heathrow airport, to demonstrate against the company's involvement in the transportation of detainees due to be deported on controversial charter flights."

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