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New two-volume book on sexual orientation and gender identity asylum claims in Europe available as free download

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Date of publication

07 September 2021

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Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Claims of Asylum (SOGICA) project publishes Queering Asylum in Europe

Institute for Public Policy Research finds ‘no recourse to public funds’ system is no longer fit for purpose and needs to be reformed

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Date of publication

06 September 2021

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New report provides overview of how NRPF impacts everyday lives of people subject to immigration control

Home Office confirms temporary Covid-19 adjustments for right to work checks are extended until April 2022

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02 September 2021

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Updated Home Office guidance indicates remote right to work checks will become permanent option in future

Reports warn EU citizens at risk of being caught up in hostile environment immigration policies after EU Settlement Scheme deadline

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01 September 2021

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the3million, the Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit and University of Cambridge academics highlight post-Brexit problems ahead

Despite concerns over Channel crossings, UK sees a fall in asylum claims in year ending June 2021, but asylum backlog is up sharply

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Date of publication

26 August 2021

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Migration Observatory: asylum backlog now nine times higher than it was a decade ago

UN publishes summary report following major global conference on protection and solutions for LGBTIQ+ people in forced displacement

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Date of publication

24 August 2021

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UNHCR says there has never been a greater need to improve protection of LGBTIQ+ asylum seekers and refugees

HM Revenue and Customs shared tax data of over 460,000 migrants with the Home Office between 2015 and 2020

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Date of publication

23 August 2021

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Controversy continues over use of paragraph 322(5) to deny applications for indefinite leave to remain

Home Office factsheet suggests Afghan asylum seekers who enter UK without permission would be criminalised under Nationality and Borders Bill

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Date of publication

19 August 2021

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Factsheet provides further details about new Afghanistan Citizens' Resettlement Scheme

UK announces new resettlement scheme for Afghans; refugee and migrant groups say Government must also now abandon plans to criminalise asylum seekers

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Date of publication

18 August 2021

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JCWI and others say resettlement-only approach to refugee protection is not enough

Academic report finds Australian model for offshore processing of asylum seekers, which UK proposes to copy, is ineffective, costly and cruel

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Date of publication

16 August 2021

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Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law says failed policy should not be replicated by other countries

Blog series by the UK Administrative Justice Institute considers the Home Office’s handling of immigration complaints

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Date of publication

12 August 2021

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Informative new academic research by Robert Thomas, Professor of Public Law at the University of Manchester

New House of Commons Library briefing looks at the entitlement to benefits for migrants in the UK

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Date of publication

10 August 2021

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Overview of what benefits can be claimed by asylum seekers and refugees; and EEA and non-EEA nationals

Home Office announces that people applying late to now-closed EU Settlement Scheme will have rights protected while application is determined

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Date of publication

06 August 2021

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Groups welcome important policy U-turn protecting EU citizens applying after June deadline

African Union condemns “in the strongest terms possible” Denmark’s plans to send asylum seekers abroad for processing

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Date of publication

03 August 2021

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55-country body criticises European attempts to shift asylum burden to developing countries

House of Commons Justice Committee finds a rigid system of fixed fees and low pay is leaving legal aid firms struggling

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Date of publication

02 August 2021

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Report highlights impact of legal aid 'advice deserts' on immigration and asylum law