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Exclusive: Claimants will have only 20 days to respond or face rejectionPlans to cut the asylum backlog by sending questionnaires to refugees instead of conducting official interviews will demand that claimants reply in English within 20 working days o…
Past supreme court ruling meant Siac judges found themselves unable to contradict home secretaryAlmost exactly four years after she was stripped of her citizenship, Shamima Begum’s hopes of returning to the UK have been dealt a bitter blow, with the sp…
Exclusive: Letter signed by refugee groups concerned about Islamophobia and racismThe government has failed to address the threat of the far right in the UK while tacitly endorsing the violence asylum seekers are facing, according to an open letter wri…
FoI request reveals data for six-month period in 2022, with some children held unlawfully for over 24 hoursLone children as young as 14 have been detained at the Manston asylum seeker processing centre in Kent, a freedom of information request has reve…
Judge rules caseworker interpreted eligibility criteria too narrowly for eight claimants who are in hidingEight former BBC journalists who had their applications to relocate from Afghanistan to the UK rejected are expecting their cases to be reconsider…
Salvation Army and other groups say without more resources potential victims could slip through the netFears are mounting that modern slavery survivors could be left at risk of retrafficking within the UK due to a lack of resources to support them, cha…
William Shawcross analysed just six Channel cases before calling for more focus on Islamist extremism, say criticsThe author of a controversial review into Britain’s counter-terrorism strategy has been accused of failing to do his job properly because …
Exclusive: Nadiia Luba is one of 9,700 Ukrainians still waiting on visa decision under Homes for Ukraine schemeRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesNadiia Luba was sheltering in a basement in central Ukraine earlier this month when she learned that …
Government data shows Home Office use of hotels has risen tenfold since March 2020 despite pledges to end practiceHome Office use of hotels for asylum seekers in the UK has increased tenfold since the start of the pandemic, despite repeated pledges fro…
Government evaluation of the legislation is the first official review of the policies that led to the Windrush scandalThe Home Office’s hostile environment policies appear to have had a disproportionately negative impact on people of colour, a governme…