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New joint briefing on the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill
The Coalition for Asylum Rights and Justice presents a new briefing for the Report Stage … - Research
Lessons to learn: Experiences of asylum seeking children accessing education
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‘Punishing the Victim’: How the UK’s broken asylum system fails the people it should protect
A new report about Albanian asylum seekers, showcasing the key problems people face in the …
PLP has been in the vanguard of constructing the system of public law that now exists in Britain and opening the way for citizens and non-governmental organisations to use the administrative courts. Wrongs have been righted decision-making improved. Without PLP, justice in Britain would be much the poorer.
Nick Hildyard Corner House Research