New Rwanda asylum treaty doesn't adequately deal with the Supreme Court's judgement about concerns over safety
In the Autumn Statement, the Government promised to strengthen use of benefit sanctions, despite them being proven harmful and ineffective
How legal researchers and caseworkers can tackle lack of government transparency with the 'periscope' method
PLP and the University of York’s joint event in May explored how legal researchers can influence law, policy, and practice
One of the most damaging Bills in recent memory has passed. Here’s what the government could have done instead
How the lack of transparency around the Government's use of AI places them at risk of repeating serious mistakes made by other governments
The Bill threatens British constitutional principles and puts the most vulnerable people at risk
One lawyer's experiences of the crisis in immigration and asylum legal aid
Proposals facilitate the extension of a punitive conditionality system in the benefit sanctions regime
Why government's plan to abolish the Commons International Trade Committee is a retrograde step
Why sanctioned Universal Credit claimants should be eligible to receive this lifeline support
How an excessively purist approach to procedure risks undermining access to justice