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Driven to despair: asylum deaths in the UK

Harmit Athwal

IRR News

Jenny Bourne

Institute of Race Relations

The authors examine recent research from the Institute of Race Relations, which documents the deaths of over 200 asylum seekers and undocumented migrants who have lost their lives trying to reach the UK or in work-related accidents, as a result of racial attacks and, most often, as a result of self-harm, especially in detention centres.

Key Words: deportation • detention • dispersal • racist • removal • suicide

Race & Class, Vol. 48, No. 4, 106-114 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/030639680704800405
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