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Persistent questioning of appellant by judge was fair

By Asad Ali Khan,
Hossain v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWCA Civ 608 (05 June 2024) The Court of Appeal held in this case that FTTJ Beg's persistent questioning of an immigration appellant, Mr Tareque Hossain, a Bangladeshi national, who had been found to have fraudulently…

Political Upheaval in Bangladesh and Its Implications for UK Asylum Seekers

By Shaheen Mamun, Black Antelope Law,
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country on Monday 05 August 2024 following a violent crackdown on demonstrations that began as protests against job quotas and escalated into a widespread movement demanding her resignation. This dramatic political upheaval has…

What’s Occurring? A Summer Immigration Law Update

By Adam Pipe,
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In this fast paced, hour-long immigration law update for DG Legal, Adam Pipe of No.8 Chambers provides a comprehensive update on the latest developments in immigration law, including recent changes to the Immigration Rules and recent case law from the Upper Tribunal and the higher courts.

Discover everything you need to know about the Skilled Worker Visa

By UK Visas,
The Skilled Worker Visa is designed for skilled individuals who wish to work in an eligible role in the UKWhat is a skilled worker visa?The skilled worker visa enables UK employers to address skill shortages within their workforce by hiring skilled foreign workers. If a worker meets the…

Demystifying the English language requirement for UK visas

By Anna Sullivan, Latitude Law,
For many visa routes, evidencing your English language skills to a certain level is an essential part of the application and failing to do so, could lead to the refusal of your application. However, the requirement is not homogenous – it varies across different routes and types of…

What is a ‘New Matter’ in an Immigration Appeal?

By Isabella Reynard, Richmond Chambers,
Since many immigration appeals may take months to be heard by the Immigration Tribunal, circumstances will understandably evolve, which could constitute a new matter for the purposes of the appeal.When appealing an immigration decision, it is important to consider whether a new matter is…
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