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Heartbreak of families ripped apart by Tories cruel spousal visa rules

Anyone applying for a visa to bring a spouse from overseas must earn at least £29,000 a year, gradually rising to an eye-watering £38,700 by next year, under rules implemented by the Tories

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Asylum Aid launches legal action against Safety of Rwanda policy

Asylum Aid has launched legal action against the Home Office’s new Safety of Rwanda policy, published on 29 April 2024, on grounds that it is inconsistent with the Safety of Rwanda Act which was given Royal Assent on 25 April.

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Charity to launch legal action against Home Office over Rwanda policy

Charity to launch legal action against Home Office over Rwanda policy
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Home Office gives asylum seekers booklets titled I m being relocated to Rwanda where country is described as generally safe and secure

The eight-page booklet included a map of Africa, pictures of Rwanda s capital Kigali, statistics about the country and pictures of the accommodation they will be living in.

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Revealing the UK s effort to blacklist critics - Columbia Journalism Review

Last April, Dan Kaszeta was sitting at his desk when he got an ominous email. Kaszeta is an American chemical-weapons expert who has worked for the White House and the Secret Service. Now based in London, he was scheduled to speak at the Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference, run by the UK government, in May. He […]

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