General information - November 2019
Immigration Statistics Quarter 3 Augus/September/October 2019
Anti-Deportation Campaigns - November 2019
Anti-Deportation
News - November 2019
91% Increase in MP Tip-Offs to Immigration Enforcement In Two Years
270 Million Migrants, Send Home A Staggering $689 Billion
Home Office Unlawfully Imprisoned Asylum Seekers, Supreme Court Rules
NHS Surcharge Hike For Foreign Healthcare Staff: A Step Too Far?
Home Office Challenged Over ‘Shameless Profiteering’ Over Registration Fees
EU Children Can Be Lawfully Resident in the UK Without Exercising Treaty Rights
Exclusion from Protection for Family Members of Recognized Refugees
Unlawful: Imposition of Study Restriction On Individuals Who Are ‘Appeals Rights Exhausted’
Gay Nigerian Refugee Wins Appeal Against Conviction
Looking to Prove 10 Years Long Residence in the UK? Watch Out For Your Absences!
End of the Government’s 100,000 Migrant Target
High Court Declares Trafficking Policy Unlawful
Gay Nigerian Refugee Wins Appeal Against Conviction
Brexit Could Mean Homelessness for EU Children in Care, Says Charity
USA Detains Nearly 70,000 Migrant Children In Record High
False Representations As Grounds For Refusal
USA Detains Nearly 70,000 Migrant Children In Record High
Deportation: Ghosts Of Convictions Past
Death of Immigration Detainee Carlington Spencer - Morton Hall IRC Staff Failures
Asylum Seekers: Home Office Taking 'Substantially Longer' On Claims
Switzerland Would Breach Article 3 by Returning to Afghanistan an Afghan Convert to Christianity
Areas Across UK Would Have Suffered Population Decline Without Immigrants
Legal Articles - UK - Commons/Lords - ECtHR/European Union - November 2019
CoA Restores Decision of First-Tier Tribunal in Deportation Case Involving EU National
BB (Albania) v Home Secretary
Importance of Keeping the Home Office Up To Date
Confirmed: Child Whose Mother Isn’t Married to her Father Unlawfully Denied Citizenship
ARC: Information Notes on Prison Conditions – Afghanistan & Nigeria
Home Secretary V BC - Dismissed
J O v Home Secretary (Deportation for Criminal Conviction - Stopped)
Immigration - Statutory Inquiry Brook House IRC
Detainees With Indefinite Leave To Remain Not Entitled To Home Office Accommodation
Escaped Tamil Prisoners at Risk in Sri Lanka, Court Of Appeal Confirms
Rubi Begum v Home Secretary
Mr SASS v Home Secretary
Asylum Research Consultancy Country of Information Update Vol. 206
This document provides an update of UK Country Guidance case law, UK Home Office publications and developments in refugee producing countries (focusing on those which generate the most asylum seekers in the UK) between 12 November and 25 November 2019.
Continuing Conflicts That Create Refugees - November 2019
Deteriorated Situations: Burkina, Faso, Burundi, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, North Macedonia, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Libya
Conflict Risk Alerts: Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Guinea-Bissau, Syria, Iraq
In October, Turkey launched a major offensive against Kurdish-led forces in Syria's north east and, though fighting eased mid-month, it could escalate again in coming weeks. In Libya, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar stepped up airstrikes on forces allied to the UN-backed government and civilian targets. The Yemeni government and southern separatists have a precious opportunity in November to strike a deal and stem hostilities in the south. Political protests paralysed Lebanon and led to deadly violence in Iraq, Ethiopia and Guinea, as well as in the Andes region in Bolivia, Chile and Ecuador. Mexico's government faced a political crisis following a series of high-profile violent incidents. The European Council's widely-criticised decision not to open formal accession talks was a setback for North Macedonia. Sudan's government and armed groups made headway in talks. In contrast, South Sudan's peace deal could collapse and violence resume if President Salva Kiir makes good on his pledge to form a government by 12 November despite objections by rebel leader Riek Machar. Tensions rose in Mozambique as the opposition rejected election results and fighting intensified in the north. Security in both northern Burkina Faso and western Burundi deteriorated, and violence could escalate in eastern DR Congo as the army ramps up its new offensive against armed groups. Guinea-Bissau faced new instability as President José Mário Vaz dissolved the government, raising the risk of protests and violent repression by security forces around November's presidential polls.
https://www.crisisgroup.org/crisiswatch
Essential Tools for Asylum Seekers/Un-DocumentedMigrants/Immigrants/Anti-Deportation Campaigners 2019
US Country Reports on Human Rights Practices
The annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices – the Human Rights Reports – cover internationally recognized individual, civil, political, and worker rights, as set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international agreements. https://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/
See also US: International Religious Freedom Reports; Trafficking-in-Person Reports; U.S. Treaty Reports; Universal Period Review; and the Advancing Freedom and Democracy Reports.
State of the World’s Human Rights - Amnesty International Report 2017/18
UNHCR Protection Manual- as of January 2018
HRW World Report 2018: Demagogues Threaten Human Right
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