Research

Around the world in AI regulation – how the UK can become a leader in transparency

Mia Leslie

PLP’s new report compares transparency requirements from Canada, the USA, France, Japan, and the EU to discover how the UK should regulate AI

Research

Remote immigration and asylum advice: what we know and what we need to know

Dr. Jo Hynes

New report on the experience of accessing immigration legal advice remotely and why we need sufficient research and best practice guidelines

Research

From Pillar to Post: Barriers to dealing with deductions from Universal Credit

Jagna Olejniczak

New PLP research reveals how damaging deductions are, how inaccessible DWP systems can be, and why we need urgent change now

Research

New research on legal aid cuts shows wasted money and “embarrassing” data gaps

Dr. Emma Marshall, Dr. Samuel Engle and Siân Pearce

New research shows that cuts to legal aid have racked up additional costs in the long run by putting pressure on other parts of government

Research

‘Constantly on Edge’: The expansion of GPS tagging and the rollout of non-fitted devices

Dr Jo Hynes

Our latest report on GPS tagging in immigration bail finds that the Home Office has increased its use by 56%, and looks at harm caused by new devices.

20 Dec 2023

Research

Developing AI regulation: findings from PLP’s roundtable

Cutting-edge insight from our September roundtable discussion on AI regulation, with proposals from researchers, lawyers and academics

Research

Lord Chancellor faces legal challenge over legal aid crisis

A comprehensive report about the legal aid crisis and why we initiated legal proceedings against the Lord Chancellor

Research

Overstretched & Unsustainable: a case study of the immigration and asylum legal aid sector

Dr Jo Hynes

New report uncovers extent of immigration and asylum legal aid crisis

Research

The Tracking Automated Government register

Introducing the Tracking Automated Government register

9 Feb 2023

Research

Biometric appointments for refugee settlement applicants: new data

Migrants Legal Project and Public Law Project

Stats gathered in response to concerns that appointments are inaccessible

14 Dec 2022

Research

Research reveals “inhumane” effects of GPS tagging on migrants

Rudy Schulkind, Woodren Brade, Jo Hynes, Dr Kathryn Allinson

A new report by Public Law Project, Bail for Immigration Detainees, and Medical Justice

Research

Benefit Sanctions: A Presumption of Guilt

Caroline Selman

New report finds lack of trust at heart of system

20 Jul 2022