Over the last two decades, the Home Office have deported thousands of Black Britons to Jamaica. The latest deportation flight to Jamaica, still scheduled for tomorrow, will see 50 more people separated from their families right before Christmas...
The UK and Canada have struck an interim agreement to continue trading under the same EU’s Comprehensive and Trade Agreement (CETA) trade deal after Brexit. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Canadian counterpart, Justin Trudeau sealed the deal...
The case of the Stansted 15 received huge attention a few years ago, partly because of the daring nature of the actions carried out by the group of fifteen activists, but also because of the peculiarity of the charges they received – charges which...
As evidence of migration policy across Europe becoming increasingly hard-line, an asylum-seeking father is charged with endangering life. Fresh concerns have been raised about yet more obstacles being placed in the way of asylum seekers who head to...
Reports released by Independent Monitoring Boards which investigating conditions inside immigration facilities have found people seeking asylum by crossing the Channel are subject to “inhumane treatment”, leading to a shocking steep rise in self...
Priti Patel Dismisses Calls to End Migrant Welfare Curbs During Covid-19 Throughout the Coronavirus pandemic, MPs and campaigners alike have urged the government to reassess its restrictions on migrant welfare. Currently, a significant number of...
Home Office Increases Temporary Visa Extensions for Migrants in the UK Throughout the duration of the Covid-19 pandemic, migrants across the UK have found themselves stuck in limbo, uncertain as to how and when they will be able to either return to...
Migrants Suffer Under Hostile Environment During COVID-19 You would be forgiven for assuming that, in the midst of a global pandemic, the Home Office would automatically relax or entirely scrap its widely condemned hostile environment policies. Yet...
Legal cases are being brought forward against the British Home Office after it was discovered it allowed for Zimbabwean government officials to interview Zimbabwean asylum seekers in the UK. Lawyers in Zimbabwe protest conditions and to demand...
A ruling from Lord Tyre in the Court of Session casts a bleak future for asylum seekers and their rights to housing. The Court deemed Serco’s action of evicting former asylum seekers in Glasgow to be complying with the law, provoking concerns that...
