When heartless illegality is official Government policy.
Medical reports on torture victims in the state's care are of poor quality and lack clinical judgement, says HM Inspectorate of Prisons
On British government responses to migrant children
Depriving an individual of their liberty for administrative convenience risks breaching international human rights principles says United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
Landing in Dover, a new report from the Children’s Commissioner for England
Public interest groups challenge immigration authorities' hazardous policy and practice.
Most children detained in the new “I can’t believe it’s not detention” facilities are held for more than 72 hours.
Persistent undermining of medical evidence that children are being harmed. Officials misleading ministers over a case of child sex abuse. Clare Sambrook’s evidence to the House of Lords suggests our democracy is in serious trouble.
An activist witnesses deportees transported to Stansted airport in buses emblazoned with the company logo: Just Go!
On the anniversary of Mubenga's death in deportation, we call on the UK government to end these needless abuses
At the Liberal Democrat conference last week, the party listed their achievements as the junior partner in the Coalition. Ending child detention was on that list. But this is a lie.
Some of the companies moving in on the British public sector are among the most unethical in the country. Of these, those entrusted with the care of asylum seekers rank with the very worst.
