The report “Family Removals: A Thematic Inspection, January – April 2010” by the Chief Inspector of Immigration, John Vine, challenges the way the UKBA treats… Read more »
Read moreDeportation fast-track system for asylum seekers ruled illegal Guardian, Owen Bowcott, 26 July 2010 A fast-track process for deporting failed asylum-seekers, which gives them little… Read more »
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Medical Justice – Judicial Review: Judge halts deportation without warning of suicidal people and unaccompanied minors A High Court judge ordered the UKBA to stop… Read more »
Read moreTheresa May, Tory MP for Maidenhead, has been appointed as the new Home Secretary. It should come as no surprise that May is assessed on… Read more »
Read morePambazuka News – pan-African voices for freedom and justice Currently, most deportees come from the UK, and the UK considers deportations to Uganda safe and… Read more »
Read moreLast week the deportation charter flight to Nigeria was cancelled. Today, Bita Ghaedi was saved from removal to Iran, and tomorrow’s charter flight to Cameroon… Read more »
Read moreTwo Iraqis have won a judicial review against the Home Office in a test case which may benefit many others who could not and cannot… Read more »
Read moreMark Townsend, The Observer, Sunday 11 April 2010 Could this woman’s fight change the way Britain treats asylum seekers? Most of the desperate mothers who… Read more »
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Medical Justice Press release on the inquiry into the report “Outsourcing Abuse”, which was published in 2008 by Birnberg Peirce & Partners, Medical Justice and… Read more »
Read moreStatement from Women Behind the Wire @ Yarl’s Wood IRC “Detention results from political decisions that represent a “hardening attitude towards irregular migrants and asylum… Read more »
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A new self-organising space in Calais is an act of resistance against the brutal measures against asylum seekers Rahila Gupta, guardian.co.uk, Thursday 4 February For… Read more »
Read moreStop deportations to Nigeria now! A Joint European Union Charter flight with approximate 50 Nigerians on board, will leave the UK on Wednesday 3rd February… Read more »
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