The Law Society Gazette has reported on the enormous backlog in the immigration tribunals being caused by a shortage of judges, warning that it could
Category: Human Rights
“They Even Handcuffed Me When They Took Me For My Chemotherapy”
I will never forget the day I met my client Samuel. It was the 15th of August 2013. I normally see my clients at my
Supreme Court to Rule on ‘Skype Families’ Law Within Weeks
The Supreme Court has today confirmed that it will give its long awaited judgment in the MM case within the “next few weeks.” The case
Why It Is Important To Get Your File From The Home Office
For many immigrants, particularly those who have been in the UK for several years, it is often very difficult to understand what is happening in
How the Home Office Tried to Deport a Disabled Man Based on a Fabricated Criminal Conviction
Earlier this month, it came to light that the Home Office had tried to deport a disabled man from the UK on the basis of a crime that they
New 3 Minute Film with Advice for Woman Seeking Asylum in the UK
A fantastic new 3 minute video has been produced by the Protection Gap Advocates team at Asylum Aid, providing critical advice for asylum seeking women
Diary of an Immigration Lawyer 