End Deportations Belfast
@enddbelfast.bsky.social
Campaigning group opposing border regimes, detention and deportation in Northern Ireland / North of Ireland. #ShutDownLarneHouse
https://enddeportationsbelfast.com/
https://enddeportationsbelfast.com/
Together with the North’s reproductive justice groups we campaigned for reproductive justice for all, regardless of origin or documentation.
We continue to fight until the state sanctioned gender-based violence draped in a flag stops. [3/3]
We continue to fight until the state sanctioned gender-based violence draped in a flag stops. [3/3]
January 31, 2026 at 10:03 AM
Together with the North’s reproductive justice groups we campaigned for reproductive justice for all, regardless of origin or documentation.
We continue to fight until the state sanctioned gender-based violence draped in a flag stops. [3/3]
We continue to fight until the state sanctioned gender-based violence draped in a flag stops. [3/3]
The UK Home Office and its contractors Mitie were found to be routinely detaining pregnant women in N. Ireland’s immigration detention centre. There have been zero consequences. We FOI’ed UK Home Office in 2022 and found 8 pregnant women had been detained in Larne House between 2016 and 2022. [2/3]
January 31, 2026 at 9:59 AM
The UK Home Office and its contractors Mitie were found to be routinely detaining pregnant women in N. Ireland’s immigration detention centre. There have been zero consequences. We FOI’ed UK Home Office in 2022 and found 8 pregnant women had been detained in Larne House between 2016 and 2022. [2/3]
A feminist analysis of the UK/Irish border*.
'[Larne House] is unsuitable for access to proper reproductive healthcare. As End Deportations Belfast (2023) argues, it was the immigration status of these people that resulted in their detention at Larne House.'
By @treesaw.bsky.social. [2/2]
'[Larne House] is unsuitable for access to proper reproductive healthcare. As End Deportations Belfast (2023) argues, it was the immigration status of these people that resulted in their detention at Larne House.'
By @treesaw.bsky.social. [2/2]
Beyond trucks and tariffs: What might a feminist analysis of the UK/Irish border * offer? - Theresa O’Keefe, Niall Gilmartin, Dyuti Chakravarty, 2025
In the wake of Brexit, the border on the island of Ireland has received unprecedented scholarly and journalistic attention. A quick search using Google Scholar ...
journals.sagepub.com
January 31, 2026 at 8:10 AM
A feminist analysis of the UK/Irish border*.
'[Larne House] is unsuitable for access to proper reproductive healthcare. As End Deportations Belfast (2023) argues, it was the immigration status of these people that resulted in their detention at Larne House.'
By @treesaw.bsky.social. [2/2]
'[Larne House] is unsuitable for access to proper reproductive healthcare. As End Deportations Belfast (2023) argues, it was the immigration status of these people that resulted in their detention at Larne House.'
By @treesaw.bsky.social. [2/2]
January 30, 2026 at 6:23 PM