Misleading and deceptive ‘On The Move’ website is unacceptable attempt to deter asylum seekers
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Home Office announces that people applying late to now-closed EU Settlement Scheme will have rights protected while application is determined
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Groups welcome important policy U-turn protecting EU citizens applying after June deadline
African Union condemns “in the strongest terms possible” Denmark’s plans to send asylum seekers abroad for processing
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55-country body criticises European attempts to shift asylum burden to developing countries
New Judgment: R (on the application of BF (Eritrea)) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] UKSC 38
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House of Commons Justice Committee finds a rigid system of fixed fees and low pay is leaving legal aid firms struggling
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Report highlights impact of legal aid 'advice deserts' on immigration and asylum law
Informative new European Network on Statelessness report examines childhood statelessness in the UK
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Report finds significant law, policy, and practice gaps exist in understanding and addressing childhood statelessness
Home Office barriers stand in the way of a fairer immigration system seeking the ‘best and brightest’ global talent
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Naga Kandiah and Samir Pasha
Government’s ambitious ‘innovation strategy’ outlines plans for new visa routes to make the UK the easiest country in the world for top talent to enter
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Plans include High Potential Individual route, a scale-up route and a revitalised Innovator route
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration and HMI Prisons publish full inspection report on the use of former army barracks as contingency asylum accommodation
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Inspectors found impoverished and run-down conditions at Penally Camp in Pembrokeshire and Napier Barracks in Kent
Time spent in the UK as a visitor counts as 'residence' for ILR
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Asad Ali Khan
UNHCR says it is saddened to see the Nationality and Borders Bill pass its second reading stage in Parliament
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Criminalising asylum seekers is unacceptable, the UN Refugee Agency said in a statement today
New House of Commons Library briefing on the Nationality and Borders Bill as it continues its progress through Parliament
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MPs debate controversial immigration bill that had its second reading in Parliament yesterday
With the Nationality and Borders Bill, the UK is choosing cruelty over morality
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Aaron Gates-Lincoln
Report by Bail for Immigration Detainees and Medical Justice documents immense harm caused by Covid confinement practices on immigration detainees in prison
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Detainees face effective prolonged solitary confinement with 22 to 24 hours in cell
New Judgment: Sanambar v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] UKSC 30
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