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The Adult Dependent Relative Visa Route - The Challenge to Family Reunification

By Buket Erdoğan,
In the United Kingdom, the Adult Dependent Relative (ADR) visa route was established to allow elderly or infirm parents and relatives to join family members in the UK, where they can receive the care and support they require. However, the practical application of this route has become a…

Fear and Posing

By Catherine Baksi,
Some lawyers approached by the Gazette for this article did not want to comment on the record, for fear of putting themselves and colleagues at risk. That is perfectly understandable. Lawyers acting for refugees and asylum seekers have increasingly become the target of vitriolic abuse and…

Culture of Disbelief in Asylum Decision-Making

By Daniel Absolon, Social Work Immigration Matters,
Why are people drawn to work with separated (asylum seeking) children?There are many reasons why professionals choose to work with separated children. For some, it's a deep commitment to justice and care. For others, it's the chance to make a tangible difference in the lives of those…

Immigration, the NHS and the Question of Privatisation

By Buket Erdoğan,
Immigration is once again at the forefront of UK politics. Public concern has climbed to one of the highest levels since records began in 1974 [1], and immigration now regularly tops polls of the nation's biggest issues. Yet the numbers behind the debate often tell a very different story.…

Immigration audits: Sidestep pitfalls to avert setbacks

By Sarah Ingles Carlyle, Dentons,
In response to political pressure to curb immigration, the UK Home Office has stepped up enforcing compliance with sponsor licence obligations by UK businesses that employ overseas workers.This has led to a surge in the number of suspensions and revocations of sponsor licences, with a 300…
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