いかなる手段を用いても正義を実現する運動

このグループは、スティーブン・ローレンス殺害事件とその後の運動をきっかけに最初に勢力を拡大した。その後、ローラン・アダムスやマイケル・タチエ＝メンソンなど、人種差別主義者による殺人や警察の拘留中に殺害された多くの人々の正義を求めて運動を展開した。

同グループは、地域にある英国国民党本部を閉鎖するためのデモに参加し、この活動を通じて欧州反人種差別青年運動（ YRE）による反人種差別キャンペーンの構築を支援した。また、YREや地元コミュニティと共に、英国国民党をブリック・レーンから追い出すための運動にも参加した。

1993年、キングスウェイ校の生徒だったシャー・アラムが、ロンドン東部のポプラで人種差別的な襲撃を受け、危うく命を落としかけた。これを受けて、「シャー・アラムのための正義」キャンペーンが組織され、人種差別主義者を有罪にし、投獄させるために、デモ行進、公開集会、記者会見、裁判所前での抗議活動などが行われた。

ブライアン・ダグラスの死後、彼らはランベス・ユニゾン（公共サービス労働者組合）とキングスウェイ・カレッジ学生組合をキャンペーンに巻き込むのに尽力した。

The organisation also concentrated on mass non-co-operation with the 1995 Asylum and Immigration Bill and in September 1995, published a pamphlet entitled Howard's Racist Immigration and Asylum Bill - What it is and how to fight it. In 1995 the group orchestrated a paint attack on Brian Mawhinney, Tory MP outside Parliament at the state opening and Queen's speech, because of what they saw as his deliberate use of emotive and misrepresentative language about 'British people fearing immigrants flooding the country' which were seen by many as an incitement to racial hatred. In 1996, leading members Tony Gard and Karen Doyle, then a schoolgirl, were convicted of assault after this protest.^[2]

After the death of Oscar Okoye in 1996, the group came under attack from Lee Jasper and Brian Paddick.

The group continued to oppose immigration, asylum legislation after Labour took power.

Its chair in the early 2000s was Alex Olowade.^[4] In 2001, Alex Olowade was sacked from his job with Lambeth Council after he led a campaign to expose racism in the department and he allegedly abused a manager,^[5][6][7] but a tribunal ruled he had been dismissed unfairly, although he was not reinstated.^[5][8]

In 2001 after the police shot dead a man with a replica gun cigarette lighter in Brixton, the group organised a demonstration.^[9][10]

In 2015 MfJ organised with refugee women at Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre. Organising with women on hunger strike inside the detention centre and with those whose release they had helped secure. The demonstrations grew greatly in size over this time.^[11] The success drew in support from other groups such as Sisters Uncut, until a split in 2018 ^[12] which lead to a decline in the protests.^[13]

According to The Daily Telegraph, the group was the key organiser behind the "Day of Rage" protests following the Grenfell Tower fire.^[1]

2020年12月、この団体は外国人犯罪者の国外追放を阻止するためのキャンペーンを行ったことでタイムズ紙の注目を集めた。 ^{[ 2 ]}