General information - March 2021 Doreen Lawrence Says No 10 Report Gives 'Racists the Green Light' Sewell Report Seeks to Sideline Structural Factors Attached to Racism Home Office ‘Presenting Opinion as Fact’ on Immigration Issues Priti Patels’ Immigration Reforms Mere Banal Rhetoric Latest Asylum Plan Won’t Have the Impact its Supporters or Opponents Think! Let More Refugees in if They’re Good for the Economy When is a Month Not a Month? No Role for Parliamentary Reports in Immigration Appeals Deportation Terror Unleashed Against Tamil Community in Germany Priti Patel’s ‘Cruel’ Asylum Overhaul Migrants Entering UK Illegally to be Liable for Removal at any Time Home Office Spends £13,354 per Person on Deportation Flights A Child Cannot be Deported Before Final Determination of Their Asylum Claim Migrant NHS Workers Should be Granted Indefinite Leave to Remain Three British-Bangladeshis Win Appeal Against Removal of UK Citizenship Black British Five-Year-Old Takes Home Office to High Court Over Benefits Ban Outcry as Uk Asylum-Seekers Camp Remains Open As Sister Site Shuts Inspection Finds - Home Office Can’t Catch Human Traffickers The Problem With “Credibility” as a Concept in Asylum Cases Does the UK/European Union Owe Asylum Seekers/Migrants a Living? Inspection Finds - Home Office Can’t Catch Human Traffickers The Problem With “Credibility” as a Concept in Asylum Cases Fee waiver Policy: Who Qualifies and What Does the Home Office Guidance Say? Witness to State Murder Gets Second Chance To Argue For Asylum UK Government to Attempt to Limit Judicial Review For ‘Hopeless’ Asylum Cases Government Plans to Abolish Cart Judicial Review High Court Rejects Bid to Extend UK's EU Settlement Scheme Asylum Seekers Threatened With Homelessness For Not Complying With ‘Unlawful’ 23-Hour Curfew Multiple Violations of Deportation Detainee's Rights - Breach of Articles 3-5 and 34 Refugees in Napier and Penally Camps Feel Vindicated After Damning Report Fee Waivers: Home Office Defeated Again Barracks for UK Asylum Seekers Slammed as ‘Filthy and Unfit for Habitation’ Immigration Measures in the 2021 Budget Lengthy Absences From the UK Can Put EU Settled Status at Risk What is like to be a Lawyer Working For Stateless People in the UK Home Office Inspection Report - Remains Siloed/Disjointed/Clueless! Number of People Granted Asylum or Protection in UK Halved in 2020 Failure to Enact Public Duty Law 'Has Worsened England Inequality in Pandemic' Stop the Deportaion of Birmingham Gay Activist Espoir Njei Stop the Deportation of Osime Brown Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - March 2021 Deteriorated Situations: Niger, Chad, Somalia, Nigeria, Myanmar, Ukraine, Haiti, Yemen Resolution Opportunities: None Conflict Risk Alerts for March: Central African Republic, Somalia, Yemen A deadlocked electoral process in Somalia could fuel more violence after deadly clashes erupted between security forces and opposition supporters in February. Following heavy fighting in the Central African Republic between the army and a rebel coalition, runoff and re-run elections on 14 March could prove to be a dramatic flashpoint. The Huthis’ intensified offensive in Yemen’s Marib governorate could trigger further mass displacement, aggravating the humanitarian crisis, and spark renewed armed conflict in the south and along the Red Sea coast. Looking back to February, our monthly conflict tracker highlights deteriorations in eight countries and conflict areas. In Myanmar, following the 1 February military coup which set off the biggest political crisis in a generation, police crackdowns on pro-democracy mass protests killed dozens. Haiti’s constitutional crisis took a deadly turn after security forces violently suppressed opposition protests calling on President Moïse to step down. In Nigeria, armed groups abducted hundreds in the north west, while intercommunal tensions ran high in the south as the farmer-herder conflict continued to rage. Read more: https://is.gd/JVNDCr