BY Nath Gbikpi
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My name is Colin Yeo and I am a barrister, writer, campaigner and consultant specialising in immigration law. I founded Free Movement in 2007.
Immigration Law Training
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The High Court has granted permission to our clients, BSC and JS, in a judicial review challenge to the Home Office’s eVisa policy. The claim argues that the Home Secretary is operating an unlawful policy by issuing proof of immigration status only through eVisas and by refusing to provide alternative...
BY Unkha Banda
Children may arrive in the care of local authorities without British citizenship or UK immigration status. They and their social workers may not realise there is an issue until, for example, the child has a school trip abroad and needs a passport; until they apply to university; or until they...
BY Nath Gbikpi
Immigration Solicitor Full Time: Salary on enquiry We are a long-established London-based law firm focusing on protecting and advancing human rights. We are recruiting for an immigration solicitor. We are an experienced department practising in a wide range of immigration matters. We deal with cases from the initial application through...
BY Free Movement
Two more immigration lawyers, a barrister and a solicitor, are facing the possibility of a Hamid hearing and a referral to their professional regulator after the Upper Tribunal issued show cause orders to each of them in cases involving alleged misuse of AI. These are two unreported decisions, one was...
BY Sonia Lenegan
We’re recruiting a Trainee Solicitor (Immigration and Employment) Salary: £30,000 – £32,000 Contract length: Fixed-term for 2 years Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours per week) Location: London hybrid (1 day per week working in the office) The Work Rights Centre, in partnership with the Legal Education Foundation Fellowship Programme, is looking...
BY Free Movement
Migrant Help, one of the main subcontractors responsible for providing trafficking support to victims under the modern slavery victim care contract, has admitted that they acted in breach of the Home Office’s recovery needs assessment policy by refusing to provide a victim with a copy of a decision made by...