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Supreme Court: 'Ravichandran is Sound'
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Asad Ali Khan, United Kingdom Immigration Law Blog
Asylum is a high hurdle. Can aspirants for UK try the Convention on Human Trafficking instead?
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Hannah Noyce, UK Human Rights Blog
The misuse of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
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Amena Amer
The Expert in Asylum and Human Rights Cases: Possibilities for Use and Abuse
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Geoffrey Care
Magna Carta and the Holy Grail
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Lord Neuberger
Why thousands of asylum-seekers are fleeing Eritrea and risking their lives in the Mediterranean
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Gaim Kibreab, The Conversation
Court of Session examines interplay between Article 8 and the Immigration Rules
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Fraser Simpson, UK Human Rights Blog
Important Changes To Appeal Procedures in Extradition Law
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Gherson
Grand Chamber of ECtHR 'dodges' ruling on the merits of gay asylum complaint in M.E. v Sweden
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Paul Johnson, ECHR Sexual Orientation Blog
A judicial analysis of Article 15(c) of the Qualification Directive and international protection issues
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John Kelly, EIN
The protection of seriously ill migrants and the "unfortunate principle" of N. v. the United Kingdom
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EIN
Court of Appeal gives further guidance on Article 8 in immigration cases
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Millie Polimac, UK Human Rights Blog
Case Comment: R (JB (Jamaica)) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2015] UKSC 8
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Varun Kesar, UK Supreme Court Blog
Yarl’s Wood: legal black hole
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Sarah Campbell, Bail for Immigration Detainees via openDemocracy