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  • Home Office policy refusing citizenship to refugees who entered the UK irregularly found lawful
  • Gaza visit visa refusal amounted to a human rights refusal despite the wording of the decision letter
  • Challenge to citizenship refusal under section 3(1) by stateless children refused for lack of supporting evidence

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Home Office policy refusing citizenship to refugees who entered the UK irregularly found lawful

The High Court has upheld the lawfulness of the Home Office policy on good character in naturalisation applications, in a challenge brought by a refugee who originally entered the...

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freemovement.org.uk /3 weeks ago

Gaza visit visa refusal amounted to a human rights refusal despite the wording of the decision letter

Refusing a visit visa can amount to a refusal of a human rights claim, even if the decision letter says otherwise. This was the finding in Entry Clearance Officer v FA [2026] EWCA...

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freemovement.org.uk /4 weeks ago

Challenge to citizenship refusal under section 3(1) by stateless children refused for lack of supporting evidence

A recent High Court decision to refuse a judicial review challenge serves as a clear reminder that discretionary registration applications turn on the strength of the evidence prov...

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freemovement.org.uk /17 hours ago

Unpublished ARAP guidance makes refusals of Afghan Embassy guards unlawful

The High Court has quashed two refusals of relocation under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP), finding that former security guards from the British Embassy in Kab...

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freemovement.org.uk /4 weeks ago

No eligibility under the Afghan relocation scheme for family members already safely settled outside Afghanistan

The High Court has dismissed a judicial review brought by an Afghan national who was refused relocation as an additional family member under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance P...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Privy Council refuses permission to appeal in Diego Garcia detention case, upholding unlawful detention finding

July saw the conclusion of a highly contested and complex piece of litigation in the Courts of the British Indian Ocean Territory. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has r...

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freemovement.org.uk /3 weeks ago

Court of Appeal reiterates restricted nature of Article 8 family life

In Entry Clearance Officer v BB & Ors [2026] EWCA Civ 973 the Court of Appeal reminds us — and, more to the point, the Upper Tribunal — of the restricted nature of family life...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Home Office acted unlawfully by removing reconsiderations for trafficking decisions

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. This applied to people f...

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freemovement.org.uk /6 days ago

High Court upholds student visa brake and dismisses challenge by seven claimants

The High Court has dismissed a judicial review challenging the Home Secretary’s ‘visa brake’. Seven women who were at various stages of securing places and scholarships when the me...

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freemovement.org.uk /2 weeks ago

Visitor visa applicants must be allowed to respond to ‘not genuinely seeking entry’ allegation

Where a visitor visa is refused on the grounds that the applicant is not genuinely seeking entry as a visitor, this amounts to a finding of deception. Home Office decisions do not...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Court of Appeal upholds rewording of Jamaica witness protection country guidance

The Court of Appeal has upheld the Upper Tribunal’s decision to depart from the wording contained in the headnote of the country guidance case AB (Protection, criminal gangs, inter...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 week ago

No eligibility under secret relocation route for former Afghan bodyguard following data breach

The court has dismissed a judicial review challenge brought by an Afghan national who was refused relocation to the UK under the Afghanistan Response Route. The response route was...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Refugee families left in limbo as challenge to suspension of refugee family reunion route is dismissed

The challenge to the suspension of the refugee family reunion route, brought by Safe Passage International and three individual claimants (AXY, BSZ and ESH), was dismissed by the H...

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ejiltalk.org /1 week ago

From Specificity to Institutional Reliability: J.B. v. Greece and Diplomatic Assurances

On 26 May 2026, the European Court of Human Rights (the Court) delivered its judgment in J.B. v. Greece (no. 54796/16). The case concerns the potential removal of a Syrian national...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 day ago

Supreme Court to consider unresolved proportionality question in EU deportation appeals

The Supreme Court has granted the appellants permission to appeal the Court of Appeal’s decision in Vargova and Molnar v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] EWCA Civ...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Secret Home Office policy capping trafficking leave at 12 months declared unlawful

The Upper Tribunal has ruled that the Home Office unlawfully operated a secret, unpublished practice of limiting many recognised victims of trafficking to 12 months’ permission to...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 week ago

Effective protection and option to relocate defeats certification challenge

An Indian asylum seeker whose account of the risk he faced changed significantly between his screening and substantive interviews still had his claim certified as clearly unfounded...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Authority to carry scheme applies to non-terrorists too

The Court of Appeal has overturned an earlier decision that the authority to carry scheme under section 22(3) of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 was limited to terroris...

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ejiltalk.org /1 month ago

Location, Location, Location: The UK Supreme Court’s Judgment in Shehabi v. Bahrain

In August 2022, I co-authored a post on the English case of Al-Masarir v. Saudi Arabia [2022] EWHC 2199, where Knowles J held that Saudi Arabia had no immunity under Section 5 of t...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Immigration firm criticised for failing to identify possible client fraud

The Upper Tribunal has given guidance on when lawyers are expected to identify suspected fraud on the part of their clients. The case is the joined judicial review applications in...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Successful legal challenge for survivor of trafficking forced to steer small boat across Channel

The Home Office has conceded an important judicial review claim brought by a survivor of trafficking who had been forced at gunpoint to pilot a small boat across the Channel. The c...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Missed deadline by Home Office no excuse for not properly following the pre-action protocol

Mr Khan applied for a visit visa on 30 October 2024, which was refused the following month. His solicitors sent a pre-action protocol letter on 5 December 2024, threatening judicia...

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thepienews.com /1 month ago

Students challenge UK ‘visa brake’ in High Court

Two landmark cases were brought against the UK Home Office last week, challenging the government’s controversial ‘visa brake’ halting study visa issuance to nationals of Afghanista...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 week ago

Applicants are responsible for the accuracy of documents, even those issued by the Home Office

The Upper Tribunal has highlighted the enduring consequences of inaccurate information and deception in entry clearance applications in a recent unreported judicial review decision...

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