Judgment: R (O) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] UKSC 19
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Children's Society says needs of destitute migrant children are going unmet
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New report finds migrant families with no recourse to public funds are at crisis point
Upper Tribunal grants judicial review brought by unaccompanied Calais children
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Bhatt Murphy says judgment provides important clarification that authorities do not have a merely passive role
AIRE Centre crowdsources for legal challenge against Operation Nexus
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AIRE Centre says people are facing arbitrary deportation without access to a fair trial
A Journey to the Immigration Tribunal
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Sheila Hayman, Freedom from Torture
Home Secretary supports remaining in EU but wants to leave European Convention on Human Rights
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Theresa May calls for UK to leave ECHR to enable reform of human rights laws
Ministry of Justice consultation proposes major fee increases for immigration Tribunal cases
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Government proposes up to sixfold increase in fees for First-tier and Upper Tribunals, Immigration and Asylum Chamber
Supreme Court rules power to detain prior to deportation under EEA Regulations is lawful
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Court dismisses appeal by EEA national who contended detention pending removal was unlawful
The Tripoli papers and the failure of our justice system to hold government to account
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Ben Amunwa via The Justice Gap
Government defeated in Supreme Court over Legal Aid residence test
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Public Law Project appeal against the Legal Aid residence test allowed in Supreme Court
Home Secretary announces 72-hour time limit on the detention of pregnant women
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Theresa May says amendment to Immigration Bill will limit detention of pregnant women for immigration purposes
Aid agencies say UK isn't doing enough to protect vulnerable refugees and migrants
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Oxfam and others call on the UK to commit to resettle a fair and proportionate share of the world's most vulnerable refugees
What's the right approach to Article 8 in 'foreign criminal' deportation cases?
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Ben Amunwa, Law mostly
Upper Tribunal rules past presence test unlawfully discriminates against disabled refugees
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Tribunal finds making disabled refugee children wait up to two years before they are eligible for DLA is unlawful
Explainer: how the EU proposes to change its asylum laws
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Bernard Ryan via The Conversation