22 May 2004 [asylumpolicy.info] - 'Scrap inhuman law'
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UK, World, Miscellaneous and Events
:: UK ::
Shelter is a basic human right, says Court of Appeal
21/5
‘Scrap inhuman law’ – Citizens Advice response to Court of Appeal ruling in asylum cases
21/5
Full-text of Section 55 ground-breaking court decision
The Secretary of State for the Home Department - and - (1) Wayoka Limbuela (2) Binyam Tefera Tesema (3) Yusif Adam Case No: C/2004/0383, 2/2004/0384 & C/2004/0277
21 May 2004 (52 pages)
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Shelter requests urgent help to find case studies, as court case has potentially huge implications for "single homelessness and the statutory housing rights of people from abroad"
Refugee Council welcomes Court of Appeal decision to uphold asylum seekers' right to shelter
21/5
Blunkett loses asylum case appeals
22/5
Court rejects tough stance on refugees
22/5
Ban on benefits and housing for asylum-seekers ruled illegal
22/5
Blunkett Loses Refugee Case
22/5
Asylum-seekers win battle for food and shelter
22/5
Judges throw out Blunkett asylum appeal
22/5
Court rejects Blunkett's asylum test cases
21/5
Blunkett loses appeal on asylum seekers
21/5
Court rejects Blunkett's asylum support appeal
21/5
Blunkett loses asylum seekers case
21/5
Blunkett loses asylum appeal case
21/5
Judges rule against Blunkett on asylum
21/5
Campaigners set to rock against racism
21/5
Asylum seeker targets area title
21/5
Asylum seeker slashes his wrists
21/5
Lack Of Compassion For Asylum Seekers
21/5
Last-minute reprieve for deportee: Mr Valiyev is being held Harmondsworth Immigration Removal Centre
"An asylum seeker from Suffolk facing deportation was given a last-minute reprieve on Friday
21/5
:: World ::
Sudan: Why the West has failed
UN refugee agency opens seventh camp for Sudanese refugees
Horrors behind the wire in Australia's detention camps
UN Burundi peacekeeping gets approval
Hunger Striking Armenians ’ Health Conditions Deteriorating
Malta: UNHCR says deportation could have been premature
Liberian refugees end horror trip
Rebels kill 25 people, including 8 children, in northern Ugandan
Militant Uganda group kills 41 people, UN says
Israel/Occupied Territories: Call for independent investigation into Rafah killings
Iraq: Responding to reports of Scotland Yard investigating torture death
U.S. Tries to Get Off the Hook on War Crimes
Mugabe supporters smash opposition offices in demo
Concerns Over Uzbek Crackdown
Radicals Test the Ground in Drenica
Tajikistan: Guilty by Association
Tajikistan: Dushanbe Jews ordered to vacate synagogue by July
Forgotten People: The Central African Republic
Assessment Mission to Thailand
Sweden: Expulsions carried out by US agents, men tortured in Egypt
Gambia's Report On Sexual Abuse And Exploitation
Fleeing Ethiopian Refugees Arrested
55,000 displaced Nigerians in camps
In pictures: More shocking images of apparent abuse in Iraqi
The citizenship referendum - why the Irish Refugee Council says No
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:: Miscellaneous ::
Working Group On Arbitrary Detention To Meet In Geneva
400 foreigners stranded in British jails
High Commissioner's speeches
Statement to the Security Council, by Mr. Ruud Lubbers, UN High Commissioner for Refugees (New York, May 20)
:: Events ::
Conference on Migrant Health in Europe
Jun. 23 - 25, 2004
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Carnival of Cultures: Ottawa’s International Folkloric Festival
Jun. 17 - 20, 2004
Ottawa-Hull, Ontario
More information about this event is available on the Carnival of Cultures Web site.
European accession - new opportunities for all
Speakers include: Des Browne MP, Minister of State for Citizenship and Immigration Wednesday 16th June
Closing the gap: tackling regional economic disparities
Speakers include: Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt MP, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry; Margaret Fay, Chair of One NorthEast, Steve Rankin, Regional Director, CBI, Prof Steve Fothergill, Sheffield Hallam University and Nick Pearce Monday 14th June
Thanks
frank.corrigan@asylumpolicy.info