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Unkha Banda has been selected to participate in the hugely prestigious US Government International Visitor Leadership Program on Strategic Litigation for Social Change. The project was designed by U.S. Embassy London to support practitioners in the UK in developing a better understanding of how legal...
An 8-year-old British boy – supported by his migrant mother – has today won a ruling that the policy denying families like his access to the welfare safety net is unlawful. The judges in the case heard that the boy, whose identity is protected by...
High Court Challenge to 'No Recourse to Public Funds' policy
High Court to decide whether to suspend ‘No Recourse to Public Funds’ policy
Home Office No Recourse to Public Funds Policy found unlawful again
Robert Fenlon, 36, died a self-inflicted death whilst on remand at Woodhill prison on 5 March 2016. Now an inquest jury has concluded that the reprehensible failures by two senior prison officers involved amounted to unlawful killing by gross negligence manslaughter. This is the first...
DPG client secures High Court injunction allowing her to sit her A-levels next week.
Our client has commenced a legal challenge against the Home Office, its staff and agents, in respect of the way that she was dealt with by staff at her asylum support accommodation provided to our client under the Home Office’s Asylum Accommodation and Support Contract...
The claim concerns the decision not to proceed with three of the recommendations made by Wendy Williams, in her Windrush Lessons Learned Review report
Court of Appeal recognises right to damages where a person subject to the NRPF condition faced an imminent risk of inhuman and degrading treatment.
In response to a letter sent by us on behalf of our client, the government has confirmed that thousands more children will receive free school meals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Free school meals are available to children whose families receive certain means-tested benefits such as...
Two survivors of trafficking who successfully challenged a Home Office policy which was found to discriminate against trafficking victims who also had applications for asylum, have been awarded damages for the breach of their Human Rights.