Our research into the effects of Prevent Duty in the NHS was referenced in a Guardian article discussing the government’s controversial appointment of William Shawcross to lead an independent review of Prevent.

The Independent covered the letter co-ordinated by the Patients Not Passports campaign, which was sent to the Government alongside 140 other organisations, urging them to take further action to remove the barriers to accessing healthcare currently preventing migrants from accessing the COVID-19 vaccine. Our Programme Lead, James Skinner was quoted in the article.

The Guardian referenced the findings of our report on migrant access to healthcare during the Coronavirus pandemic, in an article discussing restrictions on migrants accessing the Coronavirus vaccine in the US.

Access to Healthcare Campaigner, James Skinner, was quoted in a Vice article discussing the Home Office’s decision to deporting a person against the medical advice of a GP and discusses how this fits into the wider Hostile Environment in healthcare.

Our Access to Healthcare Campaigner, James Skinner, was quoted in a Huffington Post article discussing the role health workers are plating in resisting the Hostile Environment in the NHS.

Dr Harun Khan writes in the Huffington Post about racial disparities in healthcare and mentions the findings of our report on the impacts of Prevent Duty in the NHS.

The Guardian covered the open letter we, alongside 16 other public health organisations and 3 tenants unions wrote to the Government calling on them to protect those experiencing housing insecurity during the coronavirus crisis.

Vice covered some of the key findings from our report ‘False Positives: the Prevent counter-extremism policy in healthcare’, with a particular emphasis on the research highlighting the racial and religious disproportionality in who is reported under the Prevent duty.

An opinion piece for The Independent covered some findings from our report ‘False Positives: the Prevent counter-extremism policy in healthcare’.

The Guardian covered our latest report ‘False Positives: the Prevent counter-extremism policy in healthcare’, with an particular emphasis on the report’s finding that people with mental health conditions are disproportionately referred to Prevent.

Campaigner, James Skinner, was quoted in the Guardian, discussing the importance of scrapping the NHS Surcharge for all migrants, following the government’s decision to end NHS charging for NHS staff.