An event to mark the launch of Medact’s ‘The Public Health Case Against the Policing Bill’, which aims to articulate and amplify radical public health voices against the Policing Bill’s approach and explore potential alternatives.
Meetings to support the creation of a briefing in response to the Kill The Bill movement, explaining why police-led enforcement is not the same as public health and why this Bill will actually harm health.
Meetings to support the creation of a briefing in response to the Kill The Bill movement, explaining why police-led enforcement is not the same as public health and why this Bill will actually harm health.
Meetings to support the creation of a briefing in response to the Kill The Bill movement, explaining why police-led enforcement is not the same as public health and why this Bill will actually harm health.
Join the Health & Human Rights strand of the Medact Research Network for our next Quarterly meeting – a space for us to come together, share our work, discuss new projects, or delve into deep discussion about research that has caught your interest.
Interested in sharing? Get in touch with me Sarah Lasoye (Campaigns Officer, sarahlasoye@medact.org) with a few details of what you’d like to talk about!
The Hostile Environment is turning the NHS into the new frontier of border control. Join us as we take action against patient charging and demand an end to borders in the NHS!
The government has misleadingly branded the dangerous PCSC Bill a “public health approach” to combating serious violence. In response, we are putting together a briefing in support of the Kill The Bill movement.
The best way to get up to speed with the PNP campaign and get connected with work going on across the country is to come to our next New Joiners meeting on Tuesday 23rd September.
A rally organised by people with experience of the asylum system to show the Government that we oppose the new Nationality and Borders Bill.
The Patients Not Passports campaign will be running a stall at next Haringey Welcome event on Wednesday 29 September