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‘Punishing the Victim’: How the UK’s broken asylum system fails the people it should protect

A new report from Public Law Project (PLP) has warned against the “potentially devastating” measures in the Government’s new Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill which will make asylum and human rights claims from Albania inadmissible. Read the report “Albanians are being used as scapegoats,” said PLP senior researcher Lee Marsons, author of “Punishing the

20 Feb 2025

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11 Feb 2025

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High Court victory for PLP client over DWP consultation on disability benefit reforms

Misleading and unlawful consultation was held on proposals that would tighten Work Capability Assessment and affect over 400,000 people

16 Jan 2025

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In the face of climate disaster, how can charities create accountability?

A statement from PLP on how we are tackling our environmental impact and how other charities can do the same.

20 Dec 2024

Research

Immigration legal aid in south-west England: New depths of unmet need?

New research shows that the Ministry of Justice’s list of remote advice providers created a mirage of legal aid capacity in the south-west

17 Dec 2024

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