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Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law
Alan Desmond
Publication Date: February 2025
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Copyright: 2025 Bloomsbury Professional
Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law
Our editorial team is comprised of highly respected academics and practitioners: Jim Gillespie, Helena Wray, Michael Sanderson, Steve Peers, Bernard Ryan, Prakash Shah, Dallal Stevens, Eddie Bruce-Jones, Laurie Fransman QC, Elspeth Guild, Alison Harvey, Raza Husain, Ian MacDonald QC, Rowena Moffatt, Werner Menski, Sadat Sayeed, Duran Seddon, Ramnik Shah and Sheona York.
The official journal of the Immigration Law Practitioners' Association (www.ilpa.org.uk) is a unique and highly regarded quarterly journal. Essential reading for anyone who needs to keep abreast of the numerous and significant developments in immigration law and practice, It contains high quality original articles as well as expert commentaries and practice notes, all of which are delivered in a clear and accessible format. It also reflects the increasingly important European and international dimension of immigration law, giving news and views from around the world.
Contents
- Editorial Board
- Editorial Policy
- Close section(2025) Vol 39, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Special Issue: Research and Practice Dialogues on Complex Protection Claims – A ‘Translational’ Agenda
- The Practice of Everyday Engagement
- The Missing Community of Immigration Law
- Family Reunification Claims of Refugee Children in the UK: Exploring the Potential of Article 8 ECHR Interpreted in line with the Best Interests of the Child
- The Value of Statelessness Legal Protection when Representing Stateless Persons Seeking Sanctuary in the UK
- Trafficked Persons as Convention Refugees: Opportunities and Obstacles in Asylum Claims based on a Risk of (Re-)Trafficking
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2024) Vol 38, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- How ministers evaded responsibility for immigration policy and blamed Article 8 for the consequences
- Local and global perspectives on the UK’s regulation of the admission of international students
- Passport Purchase and the New ‘Class’ of EU Citizens: the Case for EU Competence on the Sale of Access to the Internal Market
- Case Note
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2024) Vol 38, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Criminalisation of Refugees: the Refugee as Scapegoat
- ‘There’s a legal law and there’s a moral law’: post-Brexit media representations of solidarity in and around the English Channel
- Loss and liability: Glitching immigration status as a feature of the British border after Brexit
- Case Notes
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2024) Vol 38, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Reasserting Rights to British Citizenship by Registration: the requirement of good character
- Winners and Losers: Nationality Provisions in the Nationality and Borders Act 2022
- The Nationality and Borders Act, the Illegal Migration Act and the Rwanda Policy – an obdurate response to the consequences of austerity
- Has the Implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement been a success? An EU Citizens’ Rights Perspective
- Case Note
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2024) Vol 38, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- Introduction to Special Issue
- News
- The ‘Asylum Partnership’ Memorandum of Understanding with Rwanda and LGBTQI+ Asylum Seekers: an analysis of vulnerability in the Equality Impact Assessment and the European Convention on Human Rights
- Heteronormative Accommodations: Strategies of in/visibility for LGBTQI+ People in Asylum Accommodation
- Racism, Reporting and the ‘New Plan for Immigration’, an analysis of UK media and legal and practical implications
- The UK’s New Plan for Immigration: Normativity, Crisis, and a ‘Bespoke’ Rationale for Humanitarian/Refugee Protection
- Disincentivising legal practitioners and stifling clients’ rights: legally aided representation of people with lived experience of human trafficking
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2023) Vol 37, No 4 IANL
- Close section(2023) Vol 37, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Ten Years of LASPO: immigration legal aid now and the cost-shifting effects of austerity cuts
- Risky Situations: Experiences of Frontline Charities in London Working with Mentally Unwell Migrant Clients
- Reasserting Rights to British Citizenship Through Registration: the section 3(1) discretion to register children
- Brexit, Personal Data and Aliens
- Case Note
- Book Review
- ILPA
- Close section(2023) Vol 37, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Deportation case law since KO(Nigeria) – a glimmer of light from the Supreme Court, but clouds on the horizon
- The Covid-19 Pandemic and the Case for the Abolition of Immigration Detention
- The Greys Between Citizenship and Foreignness: The Inherent Flaws Within India’s Citizenship Legislation
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2023) Vol 37, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Special Issue: The Zero-sum game of economic migration: Integration through Rights?
- Replacing the Misconception of Integration for the Benefits of Social Innovation
- The ‘Integration’ of Economic Immigrants: Lessons to be learnt from Free Movement of Persons on the EU’s Internal Market
- Integration through rights: The case of temporary migrants in the UK
- Integration beyond ‘modern slavery’? Vietnamese experiences of agency and precarity in the UK immigration system
- Integration through Rights: The Case of Intra-Corporate Transferees in England
- Structural Political-Institutional and Economic Barriers to Integration in the United Kingdom and Spain: A practitioner’s account
- Book Reviews
- Index to Volume 36
- Close section(2022) Vol 36, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Reasserting Rights to British Citizenship Through Registration: Judicial Review of the Registration Fee
- The US Approach to Asylum: Examining the Disconnection Between Domestic Law and Policy and International Human Rights Law
- The human right to (re)enter one’s own country: A study on South American measures amid the Covid-19 pandemic
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2022) Vol 36, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Bureaucratic Warfare: Administrative Justice and the Crisis of the ‘New Bespokism’
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind. Reassessing Positive Obligations Towards Victims of Human Trafficking
- The UK’s Points Based System for Employment Migration: The Missing Social Dimension
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2022) Vol 36, No 2 IANL
- Close section(2022) Vol 36, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- From D v UK to Paposhvili v Belgium: the Evolving Meaning of ‘very exceptional’ in the Strasbourg Court’s Article 3 Medical Expulsion Jurisprudence and its Reception in Council of Europe Member States
- Paposhvili v Belgium: Its Evolving Reception and Impact in the UK
- Not Ill Enough to Stay? The Impact of the European Court of Human Rights and its Case Law on Polish Immigration and Asylum Law and Practice
- The Inexorable State: The Reception of Paposhvili in Dutch Immigration Law
- Beyond Strasbourg, Towards ‘Vulnerability’? Article 3 and Medical Expulsion Cases in the Italian Legal System
- Moving towards Alignment with Strasbourg? Medical Expulsion in Ireland in Light of Paposhvili
- Awaiting Paposhvili: Healthcare of Migrants, Asylum-Seekers and Beneficiaries of International Protection in Croatia
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Index to Volume 35
- ILPA
- Close section(2022) Vol 35, No 4 IANL
- Close section(2021) Vol 35, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Developments in Article 3 Psychiatric Claims: Navigating New Territory for the Practitioner
- A Fateful Legacy of Childhood: The Deportation of Non-citizen Offenders from the UK
- Caught in Limbo: The Precarious (legal) Situation of Non-removable Migrants Stranded in Europe
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2021) Vol 35, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- ‘A Hostile Environment’: Examining the Rights and Remedies Afforded to Exploited Irregular Migrant Workers in the United Kingdom
- Acknowledging and Advancing the Agency of Victims of Labour Exploitation? A Socio-Legal Research Study of Central and Eastern European Workers in London
- Effective Communication in the Asylum Appeals Process – the Role of Legal Representation
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2021) Vol 35, No 1 IANL
- Close section(2020) Vol 34, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- Close sectionNews
- Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill
- The Citizens’ Rights (Application Deadline and Temporary Protection) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020
- Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules: HC 707, 10 September 2020
- The ICIBI’s Annual Report was laid in Parliament on 10 September 2020
- Nationality: good character requirement, 30 September 2020
- Close sectionRecognition After All: Irish Citizens in Post-Brexit Immigration Law
- Close sectionWill Digital Immigration Status Work?
- Close sectionBetween Efficiency and Fairness: The (new) Swiss Asylum Procedure
- Close sectionCase Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close sectionILPA
- Close section(2020) Vol 34, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- Close sectionNews
- Close sectionLeft to Grieve Alone: Migration, Dignity and Dying in the Time of Covid-19 – Some Early Reflections
- Introduction
- The Last Rights Project and The Mytlini Declaration
- Two legal statements
- The core obligations of States as set out in the Mytilini Declaration
- Last Rights Statement to all Governments regarding the Covid19 pandemic
- The immediate context
- The view from the United Kingdom
- Legal proceedings in the UK during the pandemic
- Identification, burial and repatriation
- Participation by family members
- The so-called ‘hotspots’
- Guidance on Covid-19 from the European Commission
- The weaponising of Covid-19
- Conclusion
- Close sectionBritish or Irish or both?
- Close sectionA Comparison of the Hardial Singh Principles and Article 5(1)(f) ECHR
- Close sectionCase Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close sectionILPA
- Close section(2020) Vol 34, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- Close sectionNews
- Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill
- Coronavirus Act 2020
- Publication of the Windrush Lessons Learned Review by Wendy Williams (HC 93)
- Future immigration system
- Draft Immigration (Health Charge) (Amendment) Order 2020
- Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC 120
- Immigration and Nationality (Fees) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2020
- Immigration (Citizens’ Rights Appeals) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020
- Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC 56
- Close sectionThe Trend Towards Criminalising Humanitarian Action
- Close sectionReasserting Rights to British Citizenship Through Registration
- Close sectionBetween the CJEU and ECtHR: Human Rights of Asylum Seekers and Their Reception Conditions in Europe Since Opinion 2/13
- Close sectionCase Notes and Comments
- Close sectionBook Reviews
- Close sectionILPA
- Close section(2020) Vol 34, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- Obituary: Ian Macdonald QC 1939–2019
- News
- Nationality and Statelessness Among Persons of Western Saharan Origin
- Close sectionFamily Reunification, the Minimum Income Requirements and the Welfare Myth
- Close sectionPrivatisation, ‘Mission Creep’ and Lack of Home Office Legal Conscientiousness in the Immigration Application Process
- 1: Introduction
- 2: Two telling cultural and political differences between the EU Settlement Scheme and the regime applying to non-EU nationals
- 3: For non-EU applicants, the precise rules applying to an applicant are effectively hidden from them
- 4: Changes in rules and procedures are explicitly introduced with no or little warning
- 5: The content of the new online forms, and the application requirements, are effectively hidden from the applicant
- 6: Mission creep – the requirements set out in the application forms do not match, and often go beyond, the requirements of the relevant rules
- 7: Privatisation and ‘legal distancing’
- 8: Home Office responses
- 9: Shift of the burden of public administration from the State to applicants and their lawyers
- 10: Assessment of progress under the EU Settlement Scheme
- Conclusion: effect on attitudes to lawyers and respect for public sector decision-making
- Case Notes and Comments
- Close sectionILPA
- Close section(2019) Vol 33, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- Close sectionNews
- Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules
- Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (Legal Aid for Separated Children) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Order 2019
- British Nationality Act 1981 (Remedial) Order 2019
- Immigration (European Economic Area) (Amendment) Regulations 2019 (SI 2019/1155)
- Migration Advisory Committee Review
- Close sectionA Turn Towards Fundamental Rights or Just a Swerve? The Jurisprudence of the CJEU on Family Reunification for Static Union Citizens and Third Country National Immigrants
- Close sectionThe Unequal Price of Love: A Critical Race Feminist Critique of the £18,600 Minimum Income Requirement for Family Reunification under Article 14 ECHR
- Close section‘Take heed what thou doest: for this man is a Roman’ – The Arbitrary Use of Deprivation of Citizenship as a Public Relations Management Tool
- Close sectionCase Notes and Comments
- Close sectionBook Reviews
- Close section(2019) Vol 33, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- Close sectionNews
- Close sectionThe Nationality and Immigration Status of the ‘Windrush Generation’ and the Perils of Lawful Presence in a ‘Hostile Environment’
- The ‘Windrush Generation’, a scandal, and nationality and immigration law
- The nationality and immigration position of the ‘Windrush Generation’ before the Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962
- The nationality and immigration position of the ‘Windrush Generation’ from the Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962 and other legislation to the Immigration Act 1971
- The nationality and immigration position of the ‘Windrush Generation’ from the Immigration Act 1971 to the present day
- Conclusions and questions
- Close sectionFamily and Immigration Proceedings – Treading the Minefield for the Practitioner
- Close sectionCase Notes and Comments
- Close sectionBook Reviews
- Close sectionILPA
- Close section(2019) Vol 33, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Mental Health Evidence in United Kingdom Refugee Status Determination: Implications of an Inter-disciplinary Approach to Establishing Truth
- Locked in Mobility: Negotiating Legal Residence in a Border Setting. The Case of Moroccan Women in Melilla, Spain
- Immigration Judicial Review in Hong Kong: The Developing Legal Framework
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2019) Vol 33, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Disciplining the Troublesome Offspring of Section 19 of the Immigration Act 2014: The Supreme Court in KO (Nigeria)
- Supreme Court Decides that the UK is a Precarious Home for Migrants: A Critical Look at the Case of Rhuppiah
- Evidential Value of Sexual Orientation Tests in EU Asylum Law
- Tribunal Justice, Brexit, and Digitalisation: Immigration Appeals in the First-tier Tribunal
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Review
- Close section(2018) Vol 32, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Responsibility of Australia for Internationally Wrongful Acts: The Offshore Detention Regime, the Principle of non-refoulement , and a Case for Litigation
- The ‘Hostile Environment’ – How Home Office Immigration Policies and Practices Create and Perpetuate Illegality
- State Violence Against Migrants: How Immigration Removal Became Normal and How We are Challenging it Now
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2018) Vol 32, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Migration, Sexual Orientation, and the European Convention on Human Rights
- The Impact of Brexit on UK Asylum Law
- David and Goliath: Due Weight, the State and Determining Unaccompanied Children’s Fate
- National Security, Criminality and Exclusion from Refugee Protection under the EU Qualification Directive: Expanding the Grounds of Exclusion by the Back Door
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2018) Vol 32, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Deprivation of Citizenship, the Immigration Act 2014 and Discrimination Against Naturalised Citizens
- Asylum 22: A Critical Analysis of ‘Crisis Management’ under CEAS
- Refugee Flows as a ‘Threat to Peace’?: EUNAVFOR MED and the Implications of the Adoption of Security Council Resolutions in the Context of Refugee Crises for the Protection of the Displaced
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2018) Vol 32, No 1 IANL
- Close section(2017) Vol 31, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Nationality Law: Righting the Wrongs of History?
- ‘The Law of Common Humanity’: Revisiting Limbuela in the ‘Hostile Environment’
- Back in the Closet: Should Concealment and Self-oppression as a Consequence of Stigma, Ostracism and Deep Rooted Universal Disapproval of Homosexuality be Considered as a ‘Serious Harm’?
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- ILPA
- Close section(2017) Vol 31, No 3 IANL
- Editorial Policy
- Editorial
- News
- Negotiating the Right to Remain after Brexit
- The MM Case and the Public Interest: How did the Government make its Case?
- The Troublesome Offspring of Section 19 of the Immigration Act 2014
- Case Notes and Comments: R (On the Application of Kiarie) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department
- R (Agyarko) v Secretary of State for the Home Department R (Ikuga) v Secretary of State for Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2017) Vol 31, No 2 IANL
- Close section(2017) Vol 31, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Deportation of Foreign Offenders – a Critical Look at the Consequences of Maaouia and Whether Recourse to Common-law Principles Might Offer a Solution
- Dublin Regulation IV and the Demise of Due Process
- The Right to Rent
- Case Notes and Comments: Hesham Ali (Iraq) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Mirza and Others v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- SSHD v PR
- Book Review
- Close section(2016) Vol 30, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Disclosure in Immigration Bail Proceedings: Ensuring Equality of Arms
- EU Circular Migration Policies: Dead or Alive? Developing a Rights-based Benchmark Framework for Policy Assessment
- The Call to Embrace Immigration Federalism in the United States
- Case Notes and Comments
- Secretary of State for the Home Department v CS
- Tzur and Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2016) Vol 30, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Impact of the 2012 Domestic Workers in a Private Household Visa on Human Trafficking for Domestic Servitude
- Immigration Detention in the UK: Recent Developments
- Free Movement and Roma Emancipation: How Immigration Lawyers Can Combat Antigypsyism
- Refugees or Migrant Workers? A Case Study of Undocumented Syrians in Russia: LM and others v Russia (ECtHR 14 March 2016):
- Case Notes and Comments: CJEU: Judgment C-63/15 Ghezelbash and C- 155/15 Karim
- JN v The United Kingdom
- Taiwo (Appellant) v Olaigbe and another (Respondents) and Onu (Appellant) v Akwiwu and another (Respondents)
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2016) Vol 30, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- Obituary: Lord Avebury
- News
- The Enhanced Non-Suspensive Appeals Regime in Immigration Cases
- Private Life in the Balance: Constructing the Precarious Migrant
- The European Agenda on Migration: Let’s Talk Turkey
- Leaving Saadi Behind? The Future of the UK’s Detained Fast Track Process
- Case Notes and Comments: Mandalia v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Kreis Warendorf v Alo and Osso v Region Hannover
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2016) Vol 30, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The National Referral Mechanism: Querying the Response of ‘First Responders’ and the Competence of ‘Competent Authorities’
- Does the Japanese Approach to the Definition of Persecution Meet International Standards for the Protection of Refugees?
- Free Movement of EU Citizens: What Could Renegotiation of EU Membership Mean?
- Case Notes and Comments
- R (on the application of Ali) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent), R (on the application of Bibi) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent)
- R (On the Application Of Kiarie) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2015) Vol 29, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Enforcing Employment Standards for Undocumented Domestic Workers in the UK and Ireland: Rethinking Illegality in Zones of Invisibility
- Marriages of Convenience: the Limitations of the UK Legislation
- Case Notes and Comments
- TN and MA (Afghanistan) (Appellants) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent); AA (Afghanistan) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent)
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2015) Vol 29, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Right to Belong: An Overview of Historical and Recent Developments in Indian Citizenship Laws
- EU Migrants, Abuse and Access to Welfare
- Immigration Control and the Place of Article 8 in the UK Courts – An Update
- Female Genital Mutilation and the Asylum Claim in France: What Rights, What Legal Protection?
- Case Notes and Comments: Detention Action v First-Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) & Ors
- Agyarko & Ors, R (on the application of) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department
- MK (section 55 – Tribunal options)
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2015) Vol 29, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Introduction to Special Issue on ‘Access to Asylum: Current Challenges and Future Directions’
- ‘Stop the boats’! Externalising the Borders of Australia and Imaginary Pathologies of Contagion
- Search and Rescue Operations in the Mediterranean Sea and Access to Asylum: Another ‘Dublin’?
- No Asylum for ‘Infiltrators’: The Legal Predicament of Eritrean and Sudanese Nationals in Israel
- Protecting Rights and Courting Controversy: Leading Jurisprudence of the European Courts on the EU Dublin Regulation
- The Fear of Persecution and State Protection
- Case Notes and Comments: A, B and C v Staatsecretaris van Veilgheid en Justitie (Joined Cases C-148/13, C-149/13, C-150/13)
- R (on the application of Jamar Brown (Jamaica)) (Respondent) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appellant)
- Sanneh and others v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and others
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2015) Vol 29, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Reception Conditions for Asylum Seekers in the EU: Towards the Prevalence of Human Dignity
- ‘Practical and Effective, not Theoretical and Illusory’ – The Role of Interim Measures in the European Court of Human Right’s Protection of Rights
- The Immigration Differential in the Treatment of Mental Illness
- Case Notes and Comments
- Tarakhel v Switzerland, Amnesty International, ECRE and AIRE Centre Intervening Jointly, Defence for Children Intervening
- Elisabeta Dano, Florin Dano v Jobcenter Leipzig
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2014) Vol 28, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Deprivation of Citizenship: What Do We Know?
- The Deprivation of Citizenship in the United Kingdom: A Brief History
- Recent Developments on Deprivation of Nationality on Grounds of National Security and Terrorism Resulting in Statelessness
- Deprivation of Nationality and Citizenship – The Role of EU Law
- Deprivation of Nationality and Public International Law – An Outline
- Revoking Citizenship: The Role of the Courts in Expatriation Policies in the United States
- Case Notes and Comments
- JB (Nigeria) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, AIRE Centre Intervening
- MM & Ors, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Rev 1)
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2014) Vol 28, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Criminalising Irregular Migration: The Failure of the Deterrence Model and the Need for a Human Rights-Based Framework
- And Then They Came for Judicial Review: Proposals for Further Reform
- A Legal Analysis of Child-Sensitive Asylum Procedures
- ‘He Heard the Screams’: Recent Developments in the Law of the Exclusion Clauses
- Case Notes and Comments
- Saint Prix v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
- Biao v Denmark
- Home Secretary v MN and KY
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2014) Vol 28, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- How Children Become ‘Failed Asylum-Seekers’: Reflections on the Experiences of Young Unaccompanied Asylum-Seekers in Kent from 2006 to 2013, and How ‘Corrective Remedies’ Have Failed Them
- At the Borders of Sovereignty: Nationality and Immigration Policy in an Independent Scotland
- Bangladeshi ‘Undocumented Migrants’ (Refugees) in India: A Humanitarian Problem Requiring a Humanitarian Solution
- Portuguese Nationality for those Connected to Goa
- Case Notes and Comments: IA (Appellant) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Scotland
- EM (Eritrea), R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2014) Vol 28, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- Obituary: Zahir Chowdhury BA, LLB, M.Phil (Nottingham)
- News
- The Three Phases of Immigration Policy and the Family in the Post-War Period: What Has Been Driving Change?
- Resolving Dual and Multiple Nationality Disputes in a Globalised World
- The Dublin III Regulation: What will be Different?
- Case Notes and Comments
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2013) Vol 27, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The UK’s New Statelessness Determination Procedure in Context
- Conducive Deprivation of British Citizenship Status and Statelessness: Further Problems
- Standing in the Home Secretary’s Shoes? The Function of the Tribunal in Human Rights Cases
- The Judgments of the Supreme Court in Alvi and Munir
- Case Notes and Comments
- R v Mateta and otherss
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2013) Vol 27, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Post-Secession Nationality Regimes in Sudan and South Sudan
- ‘Baby Pigeons’ and the Best Interests of Adopted Children from India
- A Mischief of Interpretation: The Hague Convention on Child Abduction and the Law of Unintended Consequences in New Zealand’s Immigration Rules
- Case Note and Comment
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2013) Vol 27, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The End of Legal Aid in Immigration – a Barrier to Access to Justice for Migrants and a Decline in the Rule of Law
- Regulating Spousal Migration in Denmark
- Iida and O and S: Further Developments in the Immigration Status of Static EU Citizens
- Family Reunification Requirements: Barrier or Facilitator to Integration
- Case Notes and Comments
- R on the application of ME v Secretary of State of the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2017) Vol 27, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Rights of Settlement and the Prerogative in the UK – A Historical Perspective
- ‘Civis Britannicus Sum’ No Longer? - Deprivation of British Nationality
- Deplorable Failure, Bureaucratic Inertia and Callous Indifference: The Immigration Detention of Mentally Ill People by the UK Border Agency
- Case Note and Comment
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2012) Vol 26, No 4 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- ‘Safe Third Country’ in the European Union: An Evolving Concept in International Law and Implications for the UK
- Exclusion from Refugee Status and Terrorist Related Offences: the case of AH (Algeria)
- Detention of Children
- Case Notes and Comments
- RT (Zimbabwe) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Review
- Close section(2012) Vol 26, No 3 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Expert Roundtable Discussion on ‘The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Application to Child Refugee Status Determination and Asylum Processes’ – Introduction
- Promoting the Best Interests of the Child in UK Asylum Law and Procedures
- The Use of Language Analysis in Asylum Decision-making in the UK – A Discussion
- Kenya’s Citizenship Laws Revisited
- The Reporting Committee of the Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber and the Citation of Authorities
- Case Notes and Comments
- Joined Cases C-411/10 and C-493/10, NS v Secretary of State for the Home Department; ME & Others v Refugee Applications Commissioner
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2012) Vol 26, No 2 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- The Numbers Game
- Outing Off-shore Processing: the High Court of Australia Defines the Role of the Refugee Convention
- Somalia: Indiscriminate Risk
- Shifting the Expert Goal Posts: the Influence of Country Guidance Cases in the Development and Use of Expert Evidence in Zimbabwe Asylum Cases in the UK
- Case Notes and Comments: ST (Eritrea) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- JD (Congo) & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor
- Mohamed v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2012) Vol 26, No 1 IANL
- Editorial
- News
- Marriages of Convenience, and Inconvenient Marriages: Regulating Spousal Migration to Britain
- Transnational Crime or State Exploitation? The Trafficking of Migrant Workers to the United Arab Emirates
- European Union Citizenship anno 2011: Zambrano, McCarthy and Dereci
- Expulsion of Turkish Citizens: A Backwards Step by the Court of Justice?
- The Reporting Committee of the Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber: Country Guidance Decisions
- Case Notes and Comments: Regina (Cart) v Upper Tribunal (Secretary of State for Justice and Public Law Project intervening)
- Eba v Advocate General for Scotland
- PR, SS & TC v SSHD
- R(Bahta and Others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Book Reviews
- Close section(2011) Vol 25, No 4 IANL
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- Case Notes and Comments: McCarthy v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Lumba (Congo) and Mighty (Jamaica) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
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- Case Notes and Comments: Shirley McCarthy v Secretary of State for the Home Department
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- An Introduction to the Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act 2007
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- Reasons for Refusal: An Audit of 200 Refusals of Ethiopian Asylum-Seekers in England
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- Earned Citizenship: Assumptions and Implications
- Imposed Dependency: Client Perspectives of Legal Representation in Asylum Claims
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- The Right to Marry and Immigration Control: The Compatibility of Home Office Policy with Article 12 and Article 14 ECHR in Baiai
- Demise of the Commonwealth
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- Enforced Destitution: Impediments to Return and Access to Section 4 ‘Hard Cases’ Support
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- European digital marketing campaigns – law and enforcement
- Case Notes and Comments: Music industry – dispute over agreements: Samuel (Professionally Known as Seal) v Wadlow [2007] EWCA Civ 155
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- McKennitt v Ash: the book of secrets
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- Case Notes and Comments: Boundaries of data protection law: Johnson v Medical Defence Union, Court of Appeal [2007] EWCA, Civ 262, March 28, 2007
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- Is the New Highly Skilled Migrant Programme ‘fit for purpose’? If not, the Government’s Proposed Points Based Immigration System is Fundamentally Flawed
- Guantánamo Bay – Five Years On
- Shorter Articles: The Tribunal’s New Role in Article 8 Statutory Appeals
- Particular Social Group post Fornah
- UKVisas response to ‘Guiding the Gatekeepers: Entry Clearance for Settlement on the Indian sub-continent’
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- Entry Clearance and Human Rights: Challenging the Boundaries of Jurisdiction
- Capital Investment Visa in Hong Kong: Immigration Considerations and Tax Issues
- Turkish Association Agreement Applications – A Myriad of Problems and Some Solutions
- Home Office Policies
- Case Notes and Comments: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) v K (FC) (Appellant)Fornah (FC) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent)
- Jurisic & Collegium Mehrerau v Austria
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- New Regulations Implementing Directive 2004/38
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- Balancing Acts: Six Acts in Search of Equilibrium
- Disability Discrimination and Immigration – The New Duties of Public Authorities under the Disability Discrimination Act
- Case Notes and Comments: R (on the application of Tozlukaya) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Saadi v The UK
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- Case Notes and Comments: Barnet London Borough Council (Appellant) v (1) Hassan Ismail (2) Nimco Abdi (Respondents) & First Secretary of State (Intervener)
- R (on the application of Baiai and others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Decisions of the House of Lords: R (Bagdanavicius & anr) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
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- Registering marriage in shifting sands
- The Directive on the Reception of Asylum Seekers and its implementation in the UK
- Case Notes and Comments: Decisions of the House of Lords
- Decisions of the ECJ Case C‐244/04 Commission of the European Communities v Federal Republic of Germany, 19 January 2006: Art 49 EC: Freedom to provide services: companies using workers who are not EU citizens
- Case C‐258/04 Office national de l’emploi v Ioannis Ioannidis, 15 September 2005: Art 39 EC: Right of a young worker to a ‘tide over allowance’, non-discrimination and free movement of workersRegulation (EEC) No 1612/68, Art 7(2): social advantages
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- An overview of Hong Kong immigration requirements
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- Shorter Articles, Commentaries and Case Notes: More than it can chew?
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- Decisions of the House of Lords: A (FC) and others (FC) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and A and others (FC) and others v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Conjoined Appeals)
- Szoma (FC) v Secretary of State for the Department of Work and Pensions
- Decisions of the ECHR Tuquabo-Teckle and Others v The Netherlands, Application 60665/00, 1 December 2005: Art 8 ECHR, family reunion of refugees and persons with humanitarian protection
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- Asylum support and EU obligations: implementation of the EU Reception Directive in the UK
- The new work permit scheme for foreigners in Turkey
- Ethics in immigration law – a ‘sharp end’ experience
- Shorter Articles, Commentaries and Case Notes: The phenomenon of the (UK) officially inspired forced marriages
- Decisions of the ECHR: N v Finland, Application No 38885/02, 26 July 2005 Art 3 ECHR: Asylum seeker, risk from non-state agents
- Said v The Netherlands, Application No 2345/02, 5 July 2005: Arts 2, 3 ECHR: Asylum seeker, Eritrean army deserter
- Isayeva,Yusupova and Bazayeva v Russia, Application Nos 57947/00, 57948/00 and 57949/00, 24 February 2005: Arts 2, 3, 13 ECHR and Art 1 of 1st Protocol: Bombing of ‘refugee’ convoy
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- Decisions of the ECHR Mamatkulov and Askarov v Turkey, Application Nos 46827/99 and 46951/99, 4 February 2005: Arts 2, 3, 6 ECHR, Rules of Court, r 39: Extradition
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- Spring update 2005
- The Roma case in the House of Lords and the question of the 2001 Authorisation
- Shorter Articles, Commentaries and Case Notes: Immigration: the five-year plan
- Turkish nationals applying for leave to enter the UK as business persons: A note on R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Tum and anor [2003] EWCA Civ 788; ECJ Case C‐16/05
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- Cases C-482/01, C-493/01 Georgios Orfanopoulos & others v Land Baden-Wurttemberg, 29 April 2004: Directive 64/221/EEC:
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