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First-ever Home Office data reveals hundreds of child refugees wrongly treated as adults, despite expert warnings
After years of campaigning, the Home Office has for the first time published its own data confirming that hundreds of child refugees arriving in UK alone are being wrongly treated as adults, with devastating consequences. These children are routinely placed in adult accommodation, immigration detention and even adult prisons.
Helen Bamber Foundation's response to the King's Speech and a new Immigration and Asylum Bill
Today's King's Speech confirmed what we feared: another Immigration and Asylum Bill, another year of policies that will make life harder for the people who need protection the most. Over the past decade, the UK has introduced new immigration or asylum legislation almost every year, yet fundamental problems remain unresolved.
Helen Bamber Foundation’s response to updated Home Office guidance on disclosure and credibility of trafficking survivors
The Home Office has updated its Modern Slavery guidance to clarify how decision makers in the National Referral Mechanism should consider ‘disclosure’ when and how a potential victim first reveals or reports experiences of exploitation or abuse) when assessing the credibility of a trafficking or modern slavery claim. HBF is extremely concerned about these changes.