Anti-Deportation Campaigns - July 2017
Manchester Needs Nestor Sylla - Don't Let the Home Secretary Deport Him
Amnesty for Survivors Without Immigration Status of the Grenfell Tower Fire
Anti-Deportation
News - July 2017
Spain: Migrants Held in Poor Conditions
DRC: Child labourers Must Not Pay the Price For UK’s Shift To Electric Vehicles
Home Office Breached Woman's Human Rights in Yarl's Wood 'Punishment Room'
Refugees Must Seek Asylum in First EU Country Reached
Burden of Proof Establishing That a Proposed Marriage is Sham Falls on the Secretary of State
France: Police Attacking Migrants in Calais
Migrant Truck Death Toll Rises to Nine
UK has Serious Concerns About Human Rights in 30 Countries
Tories Use 'Take Out the Trash' Day to Dump Controversial Reports
295 Days Unlawful Detention £40,000 Damages
Early Day Motion 208: Humanitarian Crisis in the Gaza Strip
Withdrawn or Not Withdrawn
Torture by Sri Lankan Police Routine, Says Human Rights Lawyer
Creating a ‘Hostile Environment’: Theresa May’s Immigration Record
Nine In 10 Asylum Seekers Wrongly Denied Emergency Support
New Refugee Framework “Dead in the Water”
Immigration – Service of Visa and Deportation Notices
Top Twenty Failed States 2017
Government too Restrictive in Treatment of EEA Nationals Once They Acquire British Nationality.
Bangladesh: End Disappearances and Secret Detentions
Police Who Failed Murdered Refugee Displayed 'Hallmarks of Racism'
Chinese Mother-of-Two Wins Asylum Appeal Over Fear of Persecution
DRC Violence Fuels Fears of Return to 90s Bloodbath
Legal Articles - UK - Commons/Lords - ECtHR/European Union - July 2017
Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules (HC 290)
Early Day Motion 190: Asylum Support
Sri Lanka: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
CPIN Morocco: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
CPIN South Africa: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
CPIN Albania: Background Information, Including Actors of Protection, and Internal Relocation
CPIN Somalia (South and Central): Security and Humanitarian Situation
CPIN Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood
CPIN Egypt: Military service
CPIN Egypt: Christians
CPIN Egypt: Background Information, Including Actors Of Protection, And Internal Relocation
CPIN Iran: Women Fearing Domestic Violence
CPIN: Somalia (South and Central): Fear of Al Shabaa
CPIN Kenya: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
CPIN: Bangladesh: Journalists, Publishers, and Internet Bloggers
CPIN: Sri Lanka: Tamil Separatism
CPIN: - Sri Lanka: Journalists, Media Professionals and Human Rights Activists
Immigration – Service of Visa and Deportation Notices
Ms Yan Zheng V Secretary of State For The Home Department
ARC Country of Information Update Vol. 152
Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - July 2017
Deteriorated Situations: Cameroon, Mali, Nigeria, Qatar, Egypt
Improved Situations: China/Japan, Colombia
Outlook for July 2017: Conflict Risk Alerts Syria - Resolution Opportunities none
June saw the insurgent group Boko Haram step up deadly attacks in Nigeria and Cameroon, and communal violence spike in central Mali. In Egypt, the authorities hardened against opposition voices while Syrian regime forces and their allies are likely to come into more direct confrontation with the U.S.-led coalition in July as the two sides compete to seize territory from the Islamic State (ISIS). A Saudi Arabia-led bloc severed diplomatic ties with Qatar accusing it, inter alia, of supporting Islamist groups. While in East Asia, relations between China and Japan, locked in a dispute over islands in the East China Sea, took a positive turn, particularly when they agreed to launch an air and maritime contact mechanism. In Colombia, in a significant step forward in implementing the peace agreement, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) completed the handover of their weapons.
Read more: International Crisis Group, http://bit.ly/2aglSjD
Important Tools for Anti-Deportation Campaigners
Essential Resource for all Anti-Deportation Campaigns - US Country Reports
Family Reunion in the United Kingdom (UK) - UNHCR Briefing Paper
*Detention Services Orders For Home Office Officials*
HRW World Report 2017: Demagogues Threaten Human Rights
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