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    12th February 2023
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    Challenging unfairness in the immigration system

    21 November 2023 - 24 November 2023 @ 12:00 am - NOW THE LIVE EVENT HAS FINISHED YOU CAN PURCHASE ACCESS TO THE RECORDED SESSIONS
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    How the new Data Bill waters down protections

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    The dangers of streamlining the asylum process

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    Developing AI regulation: findings from PLP’s roundtable

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    Update – PLP’s legal challenge over immigration legal aid crisis

    23rd November 2023

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