Publishing the report, David Bolt said: Continue reading “April 2019: Chief Inspector’s report on HO charging for services.”
Inspection Report Published: An inspection of the policies and practices of the Home Office … relating to charging and fees
The Chief Inspector’s report on the Home Officeâs mechanisms for charging for services, published 4 April 2019 Continue reading “Inspection Report Published: An inspection of the policies and practices of the Home Office … relating to charging and fees”
Global Justice: the hostile environment does not work
Another blow for Mayâs hostile environment for immigrants: Aisha Dodwell  20 February 2018
In the space of just two weeks, two separate parliamentary select committees have issued two damning blows to the governmentâs policy to create a âhostile environmentâ for immigrants.Â
The Home Officeâs consideration of childrenâs âbest interestsâ â Call for evidence
The Chief Inspector requests evidence for his inspection on how the Home Office ensures it acts in the âbest interestsâ of unaccompanied asylum seeking children Continue reading “The Home Officeâs consideration of childrenâs âbest interestsâ â Call for evidence”
Asylum in the UK: âroom for improvementâ is putting it mildly
RtR: At Right to Remain, weâre always out and about across the UK, meeting with and running workshops for the groups in our network. This means a lot of train journeys. Luckily it provides some time to catch up on reading, like the report by the Independent Chief Inspector on the Home Officeâs Asylum Casework released last week.
We get a very stark insight into how the asylum process operates from the members of the community groups we work with, and itâs not pretty. This first-hand experience is invaluable, and as a collective of individuals, they provide irrefutable evidence of a system that routinely fails people, that is operated in an intentionally hostile way, and all too often is instrumentalised to deny people their rights. Continue reading “Asylum in the UK: âroom for improvementâ is putting it mildly”