While high court ruled Home Office policy was legal, judges quashed decisions to forcibly remove eight asylum seekers
The Home Office has achieved a clear win for its Rwanda policy in the high court, but eight individual asylum seekers – who have between them suffered torture, trafficking and other forms of persecution – have also won their cases after judges quashed the decisions to forcibly remove them.
The asylum seekers, who all arrived in the UK on small boats, come from a range of countries including conflict zones such as Syria and places where they experienced persecution such as Iran.
Continue reading…While high court ruled Home Office policy was legal, judges quashed decisions to forcibly remove eight asylum seekersThe Home Office has achieved a clear win for its Rwanda policy in the high court, but eight individual asylum seekers – who have between them suffered torture, trafficking and other forms of persecution – have also won their cases after judges quashed the decisions to forcibly remove them.The asylum seekers, who all arrived in the UK on small boats, come from a range of countries including conflict zones such as Syria and places where they experienced persecution such as Iran. Continue reading…