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General information - January 2021
Anti-Deportation News
Britain Closes Door on Unaccompanied Child Refugees
Human Rights Court Confirms Minor Offence Can Trigger Deportation
When Can an Immigration Decision Involving Human Rights Be Appealed?
Home Office Can Make Exceptions to Rules Stopping Asylum Seekers Working
Authorities Rescue Vietnamese Nail Bar Slave, Send Her Straight Back to Captor
Home Office Can Make Exceptions to Rules Stopping Asylum Seekers Working
Human Rights Court Confirms Minor Offence Can Trigger Deportation
When Can an Immigration Decision Involving Human Rights Be Appealed?
New Harsh Rules Now Inforce for all Foreigh National Offenders
Prosecution and Fines of Destitute Persons Begging in Public A Violation of Article 8
15 Thousand Call For Refugee Camps at Military Barracks to Be Shut Down
100 Asylum Seekers at Former Military Barracks Test Positive for Coronavirus'
Suicidal Refugee Loses Date of Birth Appeal
UK’s Hostile Environment: Deputising Immigration Control
Coronavirus and the UK Immigration System
CoA Rejects Lowering Threshold for Denying Refugee Status to Extremists
Government Has No Idea if Hostile Environment Measures Work
How to Apply for a Frontier Worker Permit
Asylum Seekers on Hunger Strike Over Conditions at Kent Barracks Site
A Law to Give Non-British NHS Workers Indefinite Leave to Remain Axed
Family Reunion in the UK Post-Brexit
Caroline Nokes: ‘Inhuman’ Approach to Immigration Will Not Work and Cost More
Briefing: Immigration and Nationality Options for Children in Care
Briefing: New UK Approach to Refugees and Safe Third Countries
Tactic Training on 'No Recourse to Public Funds' ( NRPF)
Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - January 2021
Women Fight to Help Families Torn Apart by ‘Racist’ Deportation Policy
Comment: Lords Must Act Now to Protect Migrant Survivors of Domestic Abuse
Home Office Floats Automatic Deportation After Six-Month Sentence
The Problem With “Simplifying” Immigration Law
Covid Pandemic Fueling Digital Repression Worldwide
Home Office Floats Automatic Deportation After Six-Month Sentence
Comment: Lords Must Act Now to Protect Migrant Survivors of Domestic Abuse
The Problem With “Simplifying” Immigration Law
Women Fight to Help Families Torn Apart by ‘Racist’ Deportation Policy
Shrinking the Space for Human Rights - A Look Back on 2020
Why the Migrants’ Rights Sector Should Care About Big Data
New Visa Rules on Invalidity Will Create More Overstayers
Home Office Criticised for Refusal to State Deportees' Nationalities
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Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - January 2021
Deteriorated Situations: Niger, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Sudan, Mozambique, Nepal, Ukraine, Iraq
Conflict Risk Alerts: Central African Republic, Somalia, Uganda
Resolution Opportunities: None
In the Central African Republic, deadly fighting involving armed groups allied with former President François Bozizé broke out ahead of the 27 December general elections. Disputed vote tallies could spark another dangerous cycle of violence. In Uganda, political tensions ran high ahead of the 14 January general elections, and the violent crackdown on the opposition could escalate. Electoral disputes in Somalia delayed the legislative polls and threaten to derail February’s high-stakes presidential election. As we have warned, a disrupted contest could fuel political discord, which Al-Shabaab and the Islamic State might then exploit.
In Iraq, mass protests spread into the Kurdish region amid clashes between Kurdish armed factions. Notably, the Kurdish Peshmerga and members of the Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Units exchanged fire for the first time. Violence erupted in the disputed border area between Ethiopia and Sudan, with Khartoum reclaiming large swathes of territory. In a major show of force, and after weeks of political tensions, DR Congo’s President Félix Tshisekedi announced the end of the ruling coalition he had formed with his predecessor Joseph Kabila. In Niger, jihadists launched one of their deadliest attacks on civilians in years, killing dozens ahead of the 27 December general elections.
Read more: Internatinal Crisis Group, https://is.gd/JVNDCr
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