the Latest News about “Behind Closed Doors: Black Migrants and the Hidden Injustices of US Immigration courts

  • Scales of justice, unbalanced and off-kilter.

    The immigration courts are a quasi-judicial structure filled with legal landmines, open to bias, and underpinned by political ideology.

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  • A man seeking asylum from Mauritanian speaks at "Dystopia, Then Deportation"

    “What we are asking for is simple. We want justice for my family. But every time we go out to get it, we face violence from the police.”

    Read more in the Cincinnati Enquirer.

  • The cover of "Diaspora Dynamics"

    More than 80 studies, reports, and analyes about the lives of Black migrants in the United States.

    Learn more and download the document here.

  • The cover of "Dystopia, Then Deportation" final report

    A final report from “Dystopia, Then Deportation,” co-hosted by OHIA, Mauritanian Network for Human Rights in US, and Cameroon Advocacy Network, curated by Diaspora Praxis.

  • Demba B. Ndiath

    Watch community leader Demba B. Ndaith read Article 12, 13, and 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on its 75th anniversary, at the Columbus Free Press Salon.