Survivors have a voice, but it is often not heard, marginalised, ostracised. If you would like to share your story, we invite you to Step Up and add your voice here.
To submit a statement, a poem, a song on your experience, please contact: elizabeth@lawrs.org.uk
When a woman is detained, her voice is still free and escapes from the silently racist walls that will not wait for an answer.
When a woman is forcibly deported, her voice commits to becoming a statement, a protest chant, a song to know that despite the powerlessness, there is indeed power.
These are the voices of women who hold insecure immigration status and were unable to rely on the system to flee violence and abuse.
Mafalda’s Voice: https://stepupmigrantwomen.org/mafaldas-voice/
Angela’s Voice: https://stepupmigrantwomen.org/angelas-voice/
G’s Voice: https://stepupmigrantwomen.org/gs-voice/
R’s Voice https://stepupmigrantwomen.org/rs-story/
J’s Voice: https://stepupmigrantwomen.org/js-story/
If you are a migrant Women in UK and would like to share your story, we invite you to Step Up and share your voice here.
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