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General information
- June
2020
Anti-Deportation News
- June 2020
Covid-19 Worsening Plight of UK Migrants
Migrant Families Criticise Further Delay to Birmingham Crush Deaths Case
‘Black Lives Matter’ - Taking Legal Action to Combat Police Brutality
Home Office Announce They Will Increase Asylum Support by 26p per day
Tougher Deportation Laws for Illegal Migrants and Offenders
Children’s Right
to Live in the Community
EDM 658: Leave
to Remain Status
Deadly
Impact of Hostile Environment Policies on
Undocumented Migrants
Asylum Seeker Set
to Challenge “Illusory” Right to Work Rules
Rules on
revocating a Deportation Order
When is
a Foreign Criminal Not A Foreign Criminal?
Scrap UK
Rule That Has Left 1m Migrant Workers at Risk of
Destitution
Number of
Forcibly Displaced Worldwide Breaks All Records
Home
Office to Face Legal Challenge Over 'Digital
Hostile Environment'
Judicial
Review of Home Office ‘Permission to Work’ Policy
for Asylum Seekers
Refugee
Families and Refugee Children
Advocacy in
Restricted Spaces: A Toolkit For Civil Society
Organizations
“Beyond Belief” -
Home Office Asylum Interviews Reveal a Culture
Tainted by Prejudgement
Immigration:
What is an Offence Causing “Serious Harm”?
Home
Office Ordered to Pay For Hotel For Family in Unsafe
Accommodation
White Privilege'
is a Distraction, Leaving Racism and Power Untouched
‘Taking Down
Statues Does Not Cause us to Forget History’
Online
Petition: Everyone has a Right to Safely
Access Healthcare in the UK
Hunger
Strikes in Immigration Detention Q1 2020
Incidents
of Self-Harm Requiring Medical Treatment Q1 2020
Incidents of Detainees at Risk of Self-Harm Q1
2020
166 MP's From
All Parties Call For UK to Stop Teargas and Rubber
Bullet Exports to US
Serco
Wins Covid-19 Test-And-Trace Contract Despite £1m
Fine
166 MP's From All
Parties Call For UK to Stop Teargas and Rubber
Bullet Exports to US
‘Cruel and
Unnecessary’: Immigration Detention During the
Pandemic
Legal Articles - UK - Commons/Lords -
ECtHR/European Union -
June 2020
What, if
Any, Legal Liability Does the UK Government Have
For Deaths Caused by Covid-19?
Government’s
Stance On Vietnamese Trafficking Victims is
Misconceived
Immigration
Appeals Much More Likely to Succeed if There’s an
Oral Hearing
Leave to Remain
Does Not Automatically Mean ‘No Public Funds’
Refugee
Convention: Who Are Refugees and Asylum Seekers?
Immigration
Appeals Much More Likely to Succeed if There’s an Oral
Hearing
Government’s Stance On
Vietnamese Trafficking Victims is Misconceived
Revealed:
Unpublished Guidance On Detaining Vulnerable
Migrants
Continuing
Conflicts That Create Refugees - June 2020
Deteriorated Situations: Kenya, South Sudan, Sudan,
Malawi, Venezuela, Yemen, Libya
Improved Situations: None
Conflict Risk Alerts for June, Burundi, Yemen, Libya
Global Overview: The latest edition of Crisis Group’s
monthly conflict tracker highlights deteriorations in May
in seven countries and conflict situations. In Sudan,
inter-communal violence erupted in the country’s west,
east and south while peace talks with rebel groups
suffered new delays. In South Sudan, inter communal
violence between ethnic Murle and ethnic Lou Nuer surged
in the east killing hundreds. Venezuelan authorities
foiled an armed incursion by sea and detained dozens of
opposition supporters, while opposition leader Guaidó lost
ground in his battle to control the National Assembly.
Looking ahead to June, CrisisWatch warns of three conflict
risks. In Burundi, a potentially violent post-electoral
crisis looms after the opposition challenged the
provisional results of the 20 May presidential election in
the Constitutional Court. In Libya, after the capital
Tripoli suffered increased shelling and civilian
casualties in May, external military support on both sides
could fuel further escalation. Fighting in Yemen’s north
and a power struggle in the south could intensify unless
progress is made toward a nationwide ceasefire.
Read more: Crisis Watch, https://is.gd/SQ2FfX
Essential Tools for - Asylum
Seekers - Un-Documented
Migrants -
Immigrants -
Anti-Deportation Campaigners
Charter Flights January 2016 Through December 2019
US Country Reports on Human Rights Practices
The annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices –
the Human Rights Reports – cover internationally
recognized individual, civil, political, and worker
rights, as set forth in the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights and other
international agreements. https://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/
See also US: International
Religious Freedom Reports; Trafficking-in-Person
Reports; U.S.
Treaty Reports; Universal
Period Review; and the Advancing
Freedom and Democracy Reports.
State
of the World’s Human Rights - Amnesty International
Report 2017/18
UNHCR
Protection Manual- as of January 2018
HRW
World Report 2018: Demagogues Threaten Human Right
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