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European Court of Human Rights rules Italy breached rights of asylum seekers returned to Greece

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Date of publication

21 October 2014

Summary

Court rules Italy breached ECHR over indiscriminate collective expulsion of Afghan migrants, who were then deprived of access to asylum procedures in Greece

Gail Elliman: A tribute

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Date of publication

20 October 2014

Summary

A tribute to Gail Elliman, a long-standing Trustee and former Chair of EIN who sadly passed away yesterday

Legal Action Group reports on the 'Surprised Brits' who find they are living with irregular immigration status

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Date of publication

20 October 2014

Summary

LAG examines people who find themselves the unintended victims of the Government's desire to create a 'hostile environment' for irregular migrants

Reforms to the immigration appeals system to be phased in from 20 October

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Date of publication

16 October 2014

Summary

James Brokenshire announces the commencement of a number of reforms to the immigration appeals system in the Immigration Act 2014

Immigration second biggest concern for voters, but reality can be very different from perception

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Date of publication

15 October 2014

Summary

Guardian/ICM and Ipsos MORI polls find the public view immigration as second most important issue in deciding how to vote

New report examines the problems of the use of detention for immigration purposes

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Date of publication

10 October 2014

Summary

Detention Action releases in-depth report which seeks to understand the key problems of the detention system

The UK in the European Convention: fudge, or a shining example?

Blog post

Date of publication

09 October 2014

Written by

Rosalind English, UK Human Rights Blog

Detention Action's appeal to suspend the Detained Fast Track system is dismissed by Court of Appeal

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Date of publication

09 October 2014

Summary

Following earlier High Court judgment, Court of Appeal refuses to suspend the Detained Fast Track (DFT) system for asylum applicants

Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford baffled by Government's hostile student visa system

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Date of publication

08 October 2014

Summary

Professor Andrew Hamilton asks why Government policy is limiting one of the UK's most effective generators of overseas revenue

Home Office to share immigration data with Ireland under new Memorandum of Understanding

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Date of publication

07 October 2014

Summary

UK and Ireland to exchange immigration information and new British-Irish Visa Scheme to allow visitors to travel to both countries on a single visa

Conservatives' British Bill of Rights and Responsibilities will break formal link between British courts and ECtHR

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Date of publication

03 October 2014

Summary

Conservative Party announces proposals to repeal Human Rights Act and end pre-eminence of ECtHR judgments

Ban Ki-moon: Never before in UN history have we had so many refugees and asylum-seekers

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Date of publication

02 October 2014

Summary

UN Secretary-General says a multitude of global crises has caused a record level of displacement and calls on the international community to respond

IOM, Amnesty International document the perils and growing death toll of irregular migration

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Date of publication

30 September 2014

Summary

New reports by the International Organization for Migration and Amnesty International examine the fatal journeys undertaken by migrants and refugees

New Tribunal Procedure Rules for the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) announced

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Date of publication

29 September 2014

Summary

The Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (Procedure) Rules 2005 to be replaced as new Rules, published today, come into force on October 20th

UNHCR: Asylum claims in industrialised countries up 24 per cent in the first half of 2014

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Date of publication

29 September 2014

Summary

UNHCR releases latest Asylum Trends report for first six months of 2014, claims up overall but steady in the UK