Nath Gbikpi

Nath Gbikpi holds an MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies from the University of Oxford, a BA in Development Studies and Politics from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), and an LLB from the University of London. She is currently working as a trainee solicitor at Wesley Gryk Solicitors, a London-based immigration law firm. She tweets: @NathGbikpi.

Britain's "disqualified adults": No passport equals no home

The new 'Right to Rent Scheme' creates a hostile environment for those without immigration status, and is already causing discrimination against individuals who have every right to be here, including British citizens.

By Nath Gbikpi

/ 23 Feb 2016

In Burundi, we are seeing the creation of an ethnic conflict

The risk of genocide is palpable, and it needs to be stopped now.

By Nath Gbikpi

/ 1 Feb 2016

The death of Abelhak Goradia: a worrying silence in France

The recent death of an Algerian national at the hands of the police during deportation should provoke public indignation. It demands explanation, says Nath Gbikpi.

By Nath Gbikpi

/ 1 Sep 2014

Whose “Mission”? Celebrities, voice and refugees

A new Italian reality TV show is sending celebrities to refugee camps, but for refugees to be able to speak for themselves and convey the message they want to convey, the cameras must be given to refugees themselves, says Nath Gbikpi.

By Nath Gbikpi

/ 13 Sep 2013

Deconstructing detention in Britain

Immigration detention and borders are cultural and historical constructions which criminalise and traumatise migrants. They are neither inevitable nor a given, says Nath Gbikpi.

By Nath Gbikpi

/ 27 May 2013