Immigration and asylum

Claudia Neale (formerly David) analyses the impact on law and practice of recent immigration cases.

Wesley Gryk on the seminal 1999 asylum case – now under attack from some UK politicians – that ruled women with a well-founded fear of...

Government plans to replace biometric residence cards with ‘e-visas’ are ‘a disaster waiting to happen’, according to one...

Sasha Rozansky, Gimhani Eriyagolla, Lilly Barritt and Mark Rogers round up important law, policy and research developments, and cases on asylum...

Jawaid Luqmani highlights important changes to the Immigration Rules and new statutory instruments.

The UK’s asylum policies over the past several years must surely rank as some of the most immoral, ineffective, unworkable, unlawful and...

Janet Farrell and Christina Bodenes highlight important reports on the Brook House Inquiry and GPS tagging, and cases on interim relief and damages.

David Neale highlights important recent cases on the government’s Rwanda policy, ouster of Cart judicial reviews, procedural fairness in...