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Briefings / October 10, 2015

Parliamentary inquiry 2015

The first Parliamentary inquiry into the entirety of the immigration detention system has concluded that ‘we cannot go on as we are.’ The inquiry calls for a time limit of 28 days on immigration detention, finding the current system ‘expensive, ineffective and unjust.’

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The Immigration Bill 2015 and immigration detention: Second Reading Briefing

The Immigration Bill would risk seriously restricting judicial oversight of the Home Office’s powers of immigration detention.

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The Immigration Bill: a time limit on detention?

The Immigration Bill is an opportunity for an amendment setting a time limit on immigration detention, in line with the rest of Europe.

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The Immigration Bill and detention: Schedules 5 and 6

The Immigration Bill would risk seriously restricting judicial oversight of the Home Office’s powers of immigration detention.

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Briefings / March 10, 2015

The report of the Parliamentary inquiry on detention

The first Parliamentary inquiry into the detention system as a whole has concluded that ‘we cannot go on as we are.’ 

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Reports / October 3, 2014

The State of Detention

Immigration detention in the UK in 2014

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Reports / January 21, 2014

The Point of No Return

The futile detention of unreturnable migrants

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Briefings / October 13, 2013

The Right to Love

Forcibly separating people from their loved ones is an inhumane act.

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Reports / September 6, 2013

Indefinite detention and deportation to Somalia

Hundreds of people from Somalia have been indefinitely detained under immigration powers in the UK.

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Reports / March 6, 2013

The financial waste of long-term detention

The UK Border Agency (UKBA) is wasting £75 million per year by detaining migrants who are ultimately released.

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