21 December, 2012 The Commission set up in 2011 to report on the possibility of a UK Bill of Rights publishe…
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) published on 23 October 2012 a new set of Guidelin…
An appalling case is reported today, 8 October 2012, in the Daily Mail Online. It is the story of a Sudanese…
In its judgment in the case of RT (Zimbabwe) and others v. Secretary of State for the Home Department&…
In Briefing Paper No 8.43, issued in July 2010, I commented on the case of Pankina v. Secretary of State for…
In our legal Briefing Paper No 8.55 published in August 2011 I set out the views of Migration Watch in…
The Home Office has recently promulgated a document running to 45 pages which substantially amends those par…
1. Abolition of family visit appeals. (i) The Crime and Courts Bill had its second reading in the Ho…
Summary of the debate held in the Commons chamber on 19th June (Hansard Reference: 19 June 2012 : Col…
For a general discussion of the 1951 Geneva Convention relating to the Status of Refugees together with the …
This Article states: 1 Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his c…
Comment by Alp Mehmet, Vice Chairman, Migration Watch UK 10 October, 2011 This is the Prime Minister's s…
A recent report by Civitas, otherwise the Institute for the Study of Civil Society, under the title of “St…
This paper is not intended as an authoritative statement of the law but rather as a summary of the position.…
Sham marriages have been for long a scourge and a means by which people traffickers and other criminals earn…
In a recent case ZH (Tanzania) v, Secretary of State for the Home Department the Supreme Court considered th…