Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee says Home Office failed to adequately explain new 'merged registration' interview

The Upper Tribunal has rejected the Home Office’s argument that special weight should be afforded to age assessments carried out by the National Age

The High Court has ruled that the Home Office acted unlawfully when it removed the ability to request a reconsideration of a negative trafficking decision.

Refugee charities fear controversial changes, including on forced removals and age checks, are being rushed through

Refugee charities fear controversial changes, including on forced removals and age checks, are being rushed through

Exclusive: Home Office accused of ‘safeguarding failure’ as hundreds of migrant children initially assessed as adults

We now have the latest quarterly trafficking statistics for January to March 2026. A few new records have been set, including UK national referrals which are

The ECPAT UK Youth Advisory Group has issued a strong response to the King’s Speech with the announcement of a new Immigration and Asylum Bill as part of the government’s ongoing plans to reform the a...

In this briefing, we will cover the four most common entitlement routes for registering a child as British, alongside the discretionary route.

New migration rules represent a “sustained attack on children’s rights”, say children’s charities, social workers, lawyers and migrants’ rights groups. In a letter to the Prime Minister, nearly 150 ch...

The Home Secretary has accepted that decision-makers applied an unlawful evidential threshold in trafficking cases.

MiCLU’s legal practice lead Anna Skehan was among witnesses recently providing evidence to the Home Affairs Committee about the impact that proposed changes to routes to settlement (permanent permissi...

Move is part of scheme to target families for expedited voluntary removals before enforced removal proceedings