General information July 2021 Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - July 2021 Four Out of Five Rejected Trafficking Claims Were Overturned in UK Last Year Asylum Queue Nine Times Longer Than 10 Years Ago Migrants Seeking Asylum who Arrive in the UK Without Permission Facing Jail Asylum Seekers Still Without Cash Cards Five Weeks After Botched Contract Transfer Priti Patel’s New Borders Bill - Xenophobic, Anti Refugee/Asylum Seeker Home Secretary Must Bring Back Asylum Seeker She Deported Immigration Tribunal Can Reject Expert Evidence We’ve Had Enough of Home Office Harassment at Immigration Reporting Centres! Stop Zimbabwe Deportation Flights – Sheffield Protest Friday 16 July Mental Capacity and the Immigration System Crowdcast: Inequalities in Access to the Covid Vaccine in the UK Most GP Surgeries Refuse to Register Undocumented Migrants Despite NHS Policy Parliament Consider 103,440 Signatures Calling for Amnesty for Undocumented Migrants Analysis: Borders Bill and the Refugee Convention Charity Launches Legal Challenge Against UK’s Foreign Aid Cuts Briefing: Nationality and Borders Bill, Part 3 (Criminalising Asylum Seekers) Delaying Family Reunion for Temporary Refugees Violates Article 8 UK Deportation Flight to Zimbabwe Takes Off Just One-Third Full With the Nationality and Borders Bill UK is Choosing Cruelty Over Morality Gay Rugby Player Wins Five-Year Battle Against Deportation to Kenya Asylum Camp Staff Were Working Illegally, Inspectors Say How the NHS Charging System is Failing Survivors of Domestic Abuse Judicial Review Bill to Abolish Most Migrant Appeals Home Office Refuses to Explain Secret Sham Marriage Algorithm Displaced Talent Visa: Helping Refugees Apply For UK Work Permits Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - July 2021 Deteriorated Situations: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Sudan, Eswatini, Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Peru, Yemen, Libya The Taliban sustained their major offensive in Afghanistan, seizing more than 50 district centres, mostly in the north and north east, and killing hundreds of Afghan security forces personnel. Tensions increased in Libya between rival armed coalitions, and the Islamic State launched its first attack since May 2020, killing six fighters aligned with Field Marshal Haftar.  Suspected jihadists carried out their deadliest attack in Burkina Faso since 2015, killing 160 and displacing thousands. Peru’s closely contested presidential poll fuelled tensions as right-wing supporters rejected the official results, amid calls for the military to intervene. Violent anti-monarchy protests broke out in Eswatini as demonstrators clashed with security forces, reportedly leaving scores dead. CrisisWatch Warns of One Conflict Risk in July. - In Yemen, after intensifying their military campaign in Marib governorate in the past few weeks, the Huthis could soon launch an all-out offensive that might trigger mass displacement and cut off energy supplies. Read more: Crisis Watch,