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Supreme Court dismisses appeal against deprivation of British citizenship by woman in Syria

Supreme Court adopts “nuanced” approach in deprivation of citizenship appeal

Supreme Court says that statutory duty regarding children does not apply to the First-tier Tribunal

Supreme Court finds no human right to legal status if it’s your own fault you can’t be removed

Reflections on the Supreme Court’s Rwanda judgment

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Court of Appeal

Daily Mail publisher loses attempt to lift anonymity order

Home Secretary succeeds in deportation case in the Court of Appeal

Home Secretary succeeds in EEA national deportation appeal

Zambrano applications made before the end of the transition period should still be considered after that date

Tribunals “required to use common sense” in claims of monitoring by a foreign state

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Upper Tribunal

Home Office failed to consider human rights claim before making deportation decision

Deprivation of citizenship appeal returned to First-tier Tribunal after error of law

Upper Tribunal decision on evidential flexibility and accepting new evidence in administrative reviews

Lawyer error results in invalidity of settlement application

Delay challenge succeeds after Home Office wrongfully voided further submissions

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High Court

Palestinian family succeed in their latest battle to reach the UK

Student held to be unlawfully detained after Home Office wrongly cancels leave

Care provider successfully challenges revocation following Home Office salary miscalculations

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European Court of Human Rights

European Court of Human Rights finds strong evidence that Greece engaged in unlawful pushbacks to Turkey

Two recent Strasbourg cases on family life between adults

States cannot refuse asylum claims by LGBTQI+ people based on the ‘discretion test’ alone

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Court of Justice of the European Union

Referral made to CJEU on domestic abuse question

CJEU: designation of a third country as a safe country of origin must cover its entire territory

CJEU: discriminatory measures faced by women under the Taliban regime constitute acts of persecution

CJEU: Women who are victims of gender-based violence can qualify for refugee status

Court of Justice confirms British citizens lost their EU citizenship because of Brexit

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Cases, Procedure

Daily Mail publisher loses attempt to lift anonymity order

The Court of Appeal has refused an application to lift the anonymity order protecting the identity of a woman who lacks the capacity to litigate.

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4th August 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Asylum, Cases

What does the ICJ’s advisory opinion on climate change mean for displaced people?

It has been a big summer for the field of climate change, migration, and international human rights. On 3 July, the Inter American Court of

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31st July 2025

BY Yumna Kamel

Cases, Deportation

Home Secretary succeeds in deportation case in the Court of Appeal

The Home Office may finally succeed in its 17 year attempt to deport a man with several convictions dating back to 1992. The case is

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30th July 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Human rights

Palestinian family succeed in their latest battle to reach the UK

A Palestinian family, including children aged nine and seven, have succeeded in a judicial review challenging the UK’s failure to provide them with consular assistance

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30th July 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Points Based System

Student held to be unlawfully detained after Home Office wrongly cancels leave

A student and her husband have successfully challenged the Home Office’s decision to cancel their leave, with the result that their detention was also held

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28th July 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Points Based System

Care provider successfully challenges revocation following Home Office salary miscalculations

A care provider has successfully challenged the Home Office’s decision to revoke its sponsor licence after the High Court found the decision maker failed to

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24th July 2025

BY Jack Freeland

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