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Published in: Home: OpinionSunak knows hiking visa fees will devastate migrant families. That’s the aimThe decision to fund public sector pay rises through migrants’ visa and healthcare fees is political and unfair
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Published in: Home: NewsThousands of couples face ‘humiliating’ Home Office sham marriage checksThe government is also facing legal action over its automated system that decides which couples are investigated
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office would send just three staff to ‘monitor’ rights of 25,000 in RwandaExclusive: The department currently has only one person in Rwanda, despite stressing ‘monitoring obligations’ in court
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Published in: Home: NewsChild refugees are being forced to wait months for UK school placesVulnerable children are missing out on crucial development because of long delays in the education system
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Published in: Home: NewsWindrush victims can’t get legal aid to challenge compensation decisionsWindrush compensation claimants are being directed to a service that offers help filling in forms – and nothing else
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Published in: Home: NewsExclusive: ‘Safe routes’ for refugees so slow that toddler died waitingIraqi refugees who have spent years stuck in Turkey tell openDemocracy they understand why some turn to smugglers
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Published in: Home: NewsPrivate firm that left asylum seekers to sleep on street made £28m profitPeople were left without “appropriate accommodation” at hotels managed by Clearsprings for the Home Office
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: NewsPotential modern slavery victims sent packing as new UK borders act bitesExperts blame Suella Braverman's borders act as stats show record number of potential victims being turned away
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Published in: Home: NewsAfghan refugees fear homelessness as landlords ‘refuse to rent’ to themExclusive: Home Office told thousands who fled the Taliban to fend for themselves – now they can’t find places to live
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’ve experienced the Home Office’s cruelty first hand. It’s unbearableThe ten-year route is the government’s hostile environment in action. Where is the humanity?
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Published in: Home: OpinionBraverman should go to the French camps to see why people get in small boatsWith no safe routes and dire conditions in the refugee camps of northern France, what choice do people have?
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office breaks promise to find homes for Afghan refugeesThe government said Afghan refugees would all get permanent homes. This week, they were told: you’re on your own
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Published in: Freedom of Information: NewsThe Home Office says you don’t need to know about its ‘spying’ on lawyersExclusive: Government refuses to answer questions about its surveillance of immigration lawyers
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Published in: Home: NewsCouncils claim to give refugees ‘sanctuary’ then pay firm that GPS tags migrantsCampaigners want councils to cut ties with the company running the Home Office's GPS tracking scheme
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Published in: Home: Feature‘Night and day we cry’: A family’s year in an asylum seeker hotelAs a new report labels asylum accommodation ‘de-facto detention’, a mother details her family’s struggle
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office delays are stopping families reuniting after the Türkiye earthquakeTurkish and Kurdish people in Britain say they are unable to help loved ones affected by last month's earthquake...
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Published in: Home: FeatureUK accused of ‘washing its hands’ of Iraqi refugeesJust a tenth of Iraqis claiming asylum in the UK have been given refugee status since the war
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Published in: Home: FeatureHow the government went to war on refugee charitiesFears that backlash will intensify as government presses on with its widely condemned Illegal Migration Bill
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Published in: Home: NewsUK’s migrant ban will trigger ‘race to the bottom’ on human rights, MEPs warnExclusive: Populists seeking to undermine Refugee Convention may be emboldened by UK plans, say EU politicians
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office paying asylum seekers £1 an hour to clean detention centresExclusive: Detainees worked a million hours on £1 wages in past five years, sparking claims of government exploitation
