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Con la decisione del 3 settembre 2026 (Caso B.C. vs Italia, Application no. 42909/23),  la Corte Europea per i Diritti Umani ha condannato l’Italia per l’illegittima detenzione di un ragazzo della Costa d’Avorio dell’età di 15 anni all’interno del Centro di accoglienza di Restinco, nella provincia di Brindisi, e al conseguente risarcimento del danno.

Contemporary cooperation between Italy and Libya on migration control is often analysed in a vacuum, framed as a pragmatic response to human trafficking and irregular migration. This article argues...

£648 million of UK taxpayers' money sent to France has gone unaccounted for since 2018, with a further £660 million due to be spent by 2029.

An information session for people in Lincolnshire/Nottinghamshire about providing support to people in the area who are incarcerated for immigration reasons.

Since June 2022, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has prosecuted over a thousand people seeking asylum in the UK for the offence of ‘illegal arrival’,

Court-appointed investigator finds California City facility failed to comply with judge’s order to provide adequate healthcare

Astronomers warn it would tear the heart out of UK science, and leave a generation untrained.

Does Andy Burnham have the attention span, the will and the courage to tackle a collapsing justice system?

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Exeter College is delighted to announce the establishment of the Oxford–Exeter–Sandys Graduate Scholarship.

Sarah Steele waives anonymity to call for greater scrutiny of how US military courts are allowed to ‘rip apart’ vulnerable witnesses in the UK * Why did a US fighter pilot avoid British trial after strangling a woman in England? * Explainer: how the US bypasses British courts A woman strangled by an American fighter pilot at his home in an English city has come forward to criticise the handling of his prosecution via a US court martial, a process she described as “military first, justice second”. Sarah Steele, a British academic, has come forward to speak about the “distressing and degrading” experience she had with the US military justice system after she was assaulted by the airman in Cambridge. Continue reading...

In his first report as the new Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, former Immigration Services Commissioner John Tuckett has heavily criticised the

Jacob Wulfson’s fellow airmen decided his fate after a court martial at RAF Lakenheath – a distressing week for Sarah Steele, the academic he assaulted