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The Home Office has since not apologised and as Webber states, it exemplifies ‘the treatment of international students, particularly those from the Global South, as a rightless cohort, that can be accepted or rejected at will’
Read the full piece⬇️
irr.org.uk/article/internati…
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Replying to @grantshapps
Please sort one of the biggest immigration scandal @ToeicV we are waiting for justice since 2014 please do something
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Replying to @Qadir10Ma
The immigration minister assured me this month that nobody will any longer be refused leave to remain on the grounds of an ETS allegation @ToeicV @MigrantVoiceUK
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Windrush scandal caused by ‘30 years of racist immigration laws’ – report theguardian.com/uk-news/2022…
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Replying to @ameliagentleman
She promise 1 year ago that once court judgment come on DK/RK case she will announce something on @ToeicV.Court have give the decision now when will she full fill her promise ?@pritipatel
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Replying to @SayeedaWarsi
Been fighting for justice on @ToeicV since 2014.could not go back to see my mom for final time remember I was only 20 years old when i came here no body cares thousands are waiting for justice we are kids of lesser GOD?@stephenctimms
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We are waiting for the outcome of an appeal case, which we are told is “imminent”. Once we have that, the Home Secretary has said she will make an announcement
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A very welcome change of heart @CommonsWorkPen gov.uk/government/news/onlin…
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This week, I pressed Home Office ministers to get on with delivering the "resolution" promised by the Home Secretary over a year ago for overseas students falsely accused of cheating in English language tests @ToeicV @MigrantVoiceUK
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As Ilford South MP I met many constituent students whose lives were ruined by the Home Office, ETS and TOEIC. I made representations and said in Parliament that it was a Conservative/Lib Dem scandal bigger than Windrush. Good to see @BBCNewsnight @stephenctimms still pursuing. – at Ilford, London
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Another instance where appalling decisions were made on the basis of flakey computer records. I've been working on these cases for 6 years! #TOEIC, #Newsnight, @MigrantVoiceUK, @stephenctimms, @ukhomeoffice, #PostOfficeScandal. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60264106
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Thank you. My far longer piece setting out what happened is here: ft.com/content/11663990-1924…
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‘more than 3700 people had won their cases. Immigration barrister Paul Turner says: "I think the gov’t will die in a ditch defending ETS's data. But the courts are finding that an awful lot of people did not cheat."’ bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60264106 @MigrantVoiceUK @ToeicV #MyFutureBack
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I'm delighted to see that @BBCNewsnight is revisiting the issues around the Toeic English Language testing scandal. I covered the issue at length in this @FTMag piece three years ago: ft.com/content/11663990-1924…
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So much #solidarity to the brave students who've kept up their fight for justice.
Xenophobia, distrust, and exploitation are built into UK visa system. Stand with students as they fight back.
@ToeicV @nimorapi @MigrantVoiceUK @EFALondon #tefl #elt
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60264106
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Nomi was locked up for 125 days after being arrested by Home Office enforcement officers in 2014.
They said he cheated on an English language test which he took to obtain a visa.
But #Newsnight has found the evidence used to detain him and deport 2,500 others was flawed
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Many of the issues remain unresolved. I salute the efforts of @stephenctimms, @MigrantVoiceUK and @ToeicV to keep the issue in the public eye and hope the Home Office will soon finally address this.
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I can’t forget my detention days It’s just seems like yesterday even though many years have bee passed I never expected I will get this type of injustice in UK @ToeicV @MigrantVoiceUK @stephenctimms @paulturnerlaw @ClaudiaCivinini
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The excellent (& modest) @RKWinvisibleman sharing the challenges of engaging editors who (like everyone) also come with paradigm perspectives that may also need to be challenged about #migrants #migration (kudos on excellent @ToeicV stories!) #InternationalMigrantsDay #MyDayMySay














