Are you in detention?

0800 587 2096 →

See how we can help
×
×

Publications

/ Publications / Page 2
Found 36 entries

/ September 1, 2018

Submission to the HASC inquiry into Modern Slavery

Detention Action Submission to the Home Affairs Committee inquiry into Modern Slavery

View Publication →

Reports / November 20, 2017

Trafficked into Detention

How victims of trafficking are missed in detention

View Publication →

/ October 1, 2017

Submissions to the second Shaw Review

Written evidence to the Review into the Home Office Response to the Review of Welfare in Detention of Vulnerable Persons.

View Publication →

Briefings / March 3, 2017

Indefinite detenion after Shaw

The Shaw Review called for a range of changes, including the application of ‘much greater energy’ to exploring alternatives to detention, including community support.

View Publication →

Briefings /

Vulnerable people in detention after Shaw

More than a year after the Shaw Review, Detention Action continues to see vulnerable people held in detention

View Publication →

Reports / September 20, 2016

Without Detention

The UK has one of the largest detention estates in Europe. There are opportunities for alternatives.

View Publication →

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.’

View Publication →

Briefings /

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.

View Publication →

Briefings /

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.

View Publication →

Briefings /

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.

View Publication →
Are you in detention? / 0800 587 2096 / How we can help →