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Unsafe Return report – executive summary
The 'Unsafe Return' report documents the post return experience of 17 Congolese men and women who were forcibly removed to DRCongo from the UK between 2006-2011. Eleven of these were [...]
A HUGE thank you…
A HUGE thank you to Laura Ramos who has raised an incredible £800 + for Justice First by completing a 60 mile sponsored cycle ride in April. Well done!
Justice First Ceilidh – Friday 28th June 2013
You are invited to join us for a Justice First fundraising ceilidh at 7.30pm on Friday 28th June 2013 at Emmanuel Church Hall, Macnay Street, Saltburn TS12 1LE. Come along [...]
Report of the Parliamentary inquiry into asylum support for children and young people: January 2013
The Parliamentary Inquiry into asylum support for children and young people published their findings at the end of January 2013. Reference is made to clients living in Stockton-on-Tees and the [...]
Justice First Quiz night – Saturday 6th April 2013
A huge thank you to everyone who came along and enjoyed a great night at the Justice First Quiz night in April (and a special thanks to Steve Ollis for organising it). We [...]
Happy New Year 2013
Justice First would like to wish all our friends, supporters and clients a very Happy New Year and to thank you for all of your support, encouragement and hard work [...]
- Iraqi national successfully challenges visit visa refusal in SIAC
- Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #141
- Proposed trafficking credibility rules risk punishing victims for being victims
- Is Part Suitability being applied lawfully to Hong Kong BN(O) applications?
- Home Office must reconsider applications by Palestinian families failed by unsafe journeys policy
- Reminder: judges should not go behind concessions without notice
- High Court decides asylum hotel closure challenge is academic
- Missing evidence in immigration applications: how evidential flexibility works
- New Home Office policy on expanded scope of conditional cautions against foreign nationals
- Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #140
- Upper Tribunal provides further guidance on higher standard of proof in asylum claims
- Government legal team blasted with both barrels (and indemnity costs)
- Immigration roundup podcast: September 2026
- Trafficking referrals increase while government targets ‘misuse’
- Administrative Court tightens approach to urgent judicial review applications
- RAS Voice: building power together
- In Westminster: Our housewarming card to Andy Burnham
- Asylum Housing Alliance’s open letter to the Prime Minister
- To Britain’s next Prime Minister: Listen to people seeking safety
- You are not alone: Messages of hope from the Refugee Action community
- We are your neighbours – a statement
- Newsletter Guest Editor Yagoub interviews Mary, Communications Officer
- A message of thanks and a new chapter for Refugee Action
- National Storytelling Week: Holding Space for Refugee Voices
- Recipe ideas for your Potluck event
- How to build stronger communities through a fairer housing system
- A mother, a teacher, a dreamer: My name is Shelly
- I am more than a refugee – Chinonso’s story: A father, pharmacist and volunteer
- More than a refugee – Edgar
- Holding Space in Hostile Times
