LGBT History Month: Jane Ryan recognised for her work for the LGBT+ community
Jane Ryan has been selected to feature in an exhibition at the London School of Economics celebrating lawyers and activists who have significantly advanced LGBT+ protections as part of LGBT History Month.
Home Office ordered to pay damages for breach of child’s rights
The Upper Tribunal has ordered the Home Office to pay damages for breaching a young asylum seeker’s right to family life with his UK resident relative.
Settlement in Medical Justice judicial review challenging Home Office definition of torture
The Home Office has made concessions in response to a judicial review by Medical Justice which challenged a revised definition of torture for the purposes of identifying vulnerable detainees.