Another successful outcome for one of our clients after we Judicially Reviewed the delay by the Home Office over their family reunion applications. Wife and Son granted visas today and arriving in UK soon. Hope they make it for Christmas!

Happy Monday with a great start to this week as our Zimbabwean client has been granted refugee status after a complex fresh claim that has been ongoing since June 2005 and been through various different firms. Our Paul Nettleship 👏

1/ The lack of free, high-quality legal advice has a huge negative impact on #ChildrensMentalHealth. The asylum- or other immigration processes are long and complicated. We need more and better support so that children understand the process and feel supporting during it.

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The Govt's #IllegalMigrationBill is being rushed through without consideration of issues of fundamental importance. Watch Stuart McDonald explaining in Monday's debate in the UK House of Commons why those raising concerns deserve to be heard 👇 The Law Society Law Society Scotland

How often does this happen? After 10 years of struggle our #Ugandan client’s appeal allowed on the day of the hearing on Articles 3 & 8 #human rights grounds & now also allowed on #asylum. Our @Nafsica_V instructing @A_C_Benfield of DSC Immigration team w/ support from Helen Bamber Foundation 🧡 .

Such good news for one of our clients affected by the #Windrush scandal. Home Office initial offer was just derisory. Following our representations, the Home Office have now offered a 6 figure compensation sum!

Confused that the Home Secretary is refusing #Ukrainian applications now. Isn’t this supposed to be the only safe route for asylum claims? What exactly are people to do then?

We have just received our first Public Order Disqualification and we are concerned. It seems that the Home Office are using draconian powers to disqualify vulnerable victims of #trafficking from the NRM process based on historic offences committed whilst they were a minor.

Amidst the ongoing conflict in #Sudan, a glimmer of hope for one #Eritrean child. Our client has won his appeal & will now be able to get to safety & join his #refugee brother in the UK. Our Raj Sahota with help from British Red Cross 🧡 & counsel Navida Quadi of Garden Court Chambers

🚶‍♀️Tomorrow we are proud to be joining Migrants Organise and taking part in the London #LegalWalk 2023. We will be walking 10km to help fundraise for migrant and refugee #AccesstoJustice . 👇Read below on how you can support this effort: londonlegalsupporttrust.enthuse.com/pf/migrants-or…

Still flabbergasted as to how ongoing threat from the Taliban in #Afghanistan is not considered urgent enough for the Home Office Delighted to have been able to work with British Red Cross 🧡 to help a family reunite & challenge the ongoing and systemic delay in family reunions

Home Office settles our judicial review application challenging delay in asylum decision making before permission for our Albanian client. Grant of refugee status after years of waiting. We continue to challenge Home Office unlawful delays!

Absolutely incredible news! Supreme Court ruled the government's Rwanda deportation policy UNLAWFUL, because of the risk to asylum seekers being moved there. Such a huge win, especially amidst the ongoing hostile environment. The world is kinder and fairer this morning.🙏