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New country guidance has recently been published by the Upper Tribunal on the risks to male Albanian victims of trafficking on return. The tribunal found that, despite efforts by the Albanian government,

MiCLU have noted with concern recent changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 259) which expand the circumstances in which asylum claims may be decided without a substantive asylum interview. Alongside removing the

Join our ground-breaking, dynamic Breaking the Chains team as an Immigration Solicitor or Senior Caseworker This is an exceptional opportunity for a junior lawyer to build a rewarding career on a pioneering

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 permission to stay

Breaking the Chains is a unique project designed to meet the specific needs of asylum-seeking children and young people from Albania, as one of the most marginalised communities of asylum seekers, by providing

Over the past days it has been impossible not to hear about the 'legitimate concerns' of people demonstrating outside asylum hotels, from unscrupulous politicians and journalists alike. But virtually nowhere do we hear

MiCLU mourn the loss of and pay tribute to Luljeta Nuzi, founder and former CEO of Shpresa Programme who passed away following a protracted fight with cancer yesterday morning. Luljeta was the

The Refugee and Migrant Children's Consortium have produced a very helpful briefing around Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.   The briefing considers how the bill will impact migrant children, noting: One