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Home Office unlawfully leaving destitute and disabled asylum-seekers homeless, High Court rules May Bulman © Provided by The Independent The Home Office is leaving destitute asylum-seekers homeless in breach of the law due to its failure to monitor the operations of private firms contracted to manage asylum accommodation, the High Court has ruled. In a ruling handed down on Monday morning, Justice Robin Knowles found that the five claimants in the case – all asylum-seekers considered by the Home Office itself to be “highly vulnerable” and eligible for housing support – had been left homeless for prolonged periods. In one case, a severely disabled man was forced to stay on friends’ sofas and at some points sleep on the streets near the renal clinic he had to attend for kidney dialysis because the government failed to move him into suitable accommodation, the court heard.

United kingdomJustice robin knowlesPolly glynnStephen haleJustice knowlesHome officeHigh courtDeighton pierce glynnRefugee actionஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்நீதி ராபின் நோல்ஸ்பாலீ க்ளின்ஸ்டீபன் ஹேல்நீதி நோல்ஸ்வீடு அலுவலகம்உயர் நீதிமன்றம்