Care Home Wins Legal Battle to Retain its Sponsor Licence

Care Home Wins Legal Battle to Retain its Sponsor Licence On 19.01.2024, the High Court ruled in favour of Supporting Care Ltd, a London-based care home, which had fought to...

Upcoming Rwanda Appeal

Upcoming Rwanda Appeal In July 2023, the UK government was granted permission to appeal the Rwanda judgement. The appeals have been expedited and scheduled to be heard by the Supreme...

In protection claims, even if some evidence is not credible, a holistic approach should be taken, says the Court of Appeal

In protection claims, even if some evidence is not credible, a holistic approach should be taken, says the Court of Appeal in WAS (Pakistan) and SSHD EWCA Civ 894 Introduction...

The Exclusion of Palestinians from the resettlement scheme

The Exclusion of Palestinians from the resettlement scheme is not found unlawful by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has recently ruled that excluding Palestinians from the UK’s Vulnerable Persons...

Reflections on the Court of Appeal’s judgement on the Rwanda Policy.

Appeal to the Supreme Court Following the Court of Appeal’s judgement, the UK Government have already confirmed that they intend to appeal the decision to the UK Supreme Court. The...

The constraints of Domestic Violence provisions within Immigration rules.

In the recent case of R (SWP) v Secretary of State for the Home Department EWHC 2067 (Admin), the Court of Appeal re-affirmed that the domestic violence provision contained within...

What factors may prove your relationship is above the normal emotional ties?

An Overview of a Human Rights Appeal Case in the Upper Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber – IA/0042/2021 On 5th July 2022, the appellant appealed a decision of the Judge...

RIS (Anonymity Direction Made) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department IA/08184/2021 This case concerned an Iraqi national who sought an appeal against the decision of the First-Tier...

Victims of human trafficking

Victims Who Fear “Re-Trafficking” Can Stay in the UK While Waiting for Their Asylum Claim Victims of human trafficking should be granted leave to remain in the UK while their...

People who thought they were British could lose their citizenship

The UK government’s approach to citizenship laws has been brought into question following a recent ruling by the UK’s high court. In the case of Roehrig v Secretary of State...