The Nationality and Borders Bill risks jeopardising Britain’s global reputation for justice.
This briefing outlines our views in relation to the Nationality and Borders Bill ahead of the second reading debate in the House of Commons.
Your weekly update from the Law Society’s public affairs team on all the latest developments and debates in Parliament and across Whitehall.
We recommend that a common-sense approach is undertaken in relation to the forthcoming global business mobility route, as well as any changes to the ICT route.
Vulnerable EU citizens will be stripped of essential rights at the stroke of midnight on 30 June if urgent action is not taken.
We responded to the government’s new plan for immigration in May 2021.
We highlight the key bills from the Queen’s speech, outlining the government’s legislative agenda for the next year.
Proposed changes to the asylum system would undermine access to justice and the rule of law.
Our human rights solicitor of the year 2020, Matthew Evans, director of the Advice on Individual Rights in Europe (AIRE) Centre, talks us through his experience of winning the Law Society award last year, and some of his proudest achievements to date.
We need an immigration and asylum system that is fit for purpose, that treats people fairly and provides lawful, timely and consistent decisions.
