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18 / Dec / 2020
Court of Appeal allows appeal against EU Pre-Settled Status regime – R (Fratila & Tanase) v SSWP
18 / Dec / 2020
Home Office’s Permission to Work policy declared unlawful following Judicial Review brought by a Victim of Trafficking
14 / Dec / 2020
Home Office found to have failed to protect destitute people against inhuman and degrading treatment
11 / Nov / 2020
Supreme Court hears appeal in R (A & B) v Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority regarding application of the criminal injuries compensation scheme to victims of human trafficking
28 / Oct / 2020
Court of Appeal challenge to EU Pre-Settled Status regime – R (Fratila & Tanase) v SSWP
1 / Oct / 2020
European Court of Human Rights to decide whether extradition to face life imprisonment without parole in the USA breaches Article 3 ECHR – Hafeez v UK
22 / Sep / 2020
Permission granted in out-of-time challenge to Home Office human trafficking decision
28 / Aug / 2020
Administrative Court dismisses challenge to the regime and conditions at Brook House IRC
31 / Jul / 2020
Court of Appeal hands down judgment in challenge to Chagos Islands resettlement decision
13 / Jul / 2020
High Court rules that immigration bail does not presuppose a power to lawfully detain
2 / Jul / 2020
Administrative Court refuses permission on judicial review challenging NHS charging for pregnant migrant women and other cohorts
22 / May / 2020
Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights hands down important judgment on extraterritoriality
19 / May / 2020
Changes to abortion laws during COVID-19 pandemic ruled lawful by Divisional Court – R (Christian Concern) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
7 / May / 2020
The Divisional Court today allowed a challenge to the rules regarding the imposition on leave of conditions allowing No Recourse to Public Funds on grounds that the scheme infringes the article 3 rights of those affected
6 / May / 2020
The Divisional Court (Chamberlain J and Bean LJ) is today hearing a challenge to the Home Office policy of imposing conditions allowing no recourse to public funds on parents leave
29 / Apr / 2020
Supreme Court delivers ground-breaking judgment on when deporting seriously ill foreign national breaches Article 3 ECHR
27 / Apr / 2020
High Court rules on challenge to legislation disentitling EU citizens with pre-settled status from means tested social welfare benefits
5 / Mar / 2020
Transgender man Freddy McConnell begins his appeal against the High Court decision regarding his status on his child’s birth certificate
17 / Feb / 2020
Court of Appeal find that ECHR cannot be relied upon to bring Islamic wedding ceremony within domestic law requirements
7 / Feb / 2020
SIAC and Administrative Court reject first stage of challenges by Shamima Begum to her citizenship deprivation
20 / Dec / 2019
Judgment handed down in challenge to NHS charging regime and Immigration Rules provisions on NHS debts
4 / Dec / 2019
Supreme Court considers the circumstances in which Article 3 ECHR precludes the expulsion of a seriously ill foreign national
15 / Nov / 2019
Gliding Club’s successful challenge to approval of a residential barn conversion under the GPDO may have potentially significant implications under the Human Rights Act
22 / Oct / 2019
SIAC and Administrative Court hear challenges by Shamima Begum to her citizenship deprivation
10 / Oct / 2019
Landmark Chambers ranked in Band 1 for Planning and Real Estate Litigation in Chambers & Partners 2020
26 / Sep / 2019
Supreme Court decides that parents cannot lawfully consent to the imprisonment of their children
25 / Sep / 2019
Male mothers: President of the Family Division hands down judgment in ground breaking case
5 / Aug / 2019
Equality Act 2010 issues in homelessness appeals: Adesotu v Lewisham London Borough Council [2019] EWCA Civ 1405
9 / Jul / 2019
The Court of Appeal grants permission for interveners to participate in the Secretary of State’s appeal of the “right to rent” case
26 / Jun / 2019
High Court delivers important decision on extra-territorial application of the Equality Act 2010
21 / Jun / 2019
Advocate General delivers Opinion in important CJEU case about financial resources from illegal working
19 / Jun / 2019
Supreme Court hands down important judgment on proportionality in EU law and legality of residence
14 / Jun / 2019
High Court declares Home Secretary’s investigation into immigration detention abuse at Brook House inadequate
14 / Jun / 2019
Home Office agrees to review its policy of imposing conditions on people’s leave of “No Recourse to Public Funds”
20 / May / 2019
Eight Landmark members appointed to the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s panel of counsel
7 / May / 2019
Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights hears important case on extraterritoriality
18 / Apr / 2019
Court of Appeal holds that two child limit in child tax credit and universal credit is lawful
14 / Mar / 2019
Supreme Court hands down important judgment on immigration appeal rights, the Immigration Rules and fresh claims
5 / Mar / 2019
The High Court concludes that the right to rent scheme is incompatible with Article 14
20 / Feb / 2019
Ben Fullbrook addresses Irish MPs on the human rights implications of abortion “buffer zones”
8 / Feb / 2019
R (Hoareau and Bancoult) v Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs [2019] EWHC 221 (Admin) – Resettlement of the Chagos Islands
10 / Dec / 2018
High Court: Balance of probabilities is a lawful standard for final trafficking decisions
11 / Oct / 2018
Home Office in major U turn agrees to Article 3-compliant investigation by PPO into abuse at Brook House IRC
15 / Jun / 2018
Court of Appeal rules on application of EU law and the automatic deportation regime to Irish nationals
14 / Jun / 2018
Universal Credit rollout declared discriminatory against Severely Disabled Persons – R (TP and AR) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2018] EWHC 1474 (Admin)
8 / Jun / 2018
Supreme Court finds Northern Irish ban on abortion in cases of rape, incest and fatal foetal abnormality in breach of Article 8