Mental Capacity and Referral as a Victim of Human Trafficking
This paper sets out an area where the Home Office’s
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The need to evaluate legal protection decision making in claims involving disability
Introduction This paper explores some of HBF’s experiences in relation
Impact of Housing Refugees and People Seeking Asylum in Ministry of Defence Sites
In September 2020 the Home Office established refugee camps in
Letter to the Minister for Patient Safety Suicide Prevention and Mental Health on Inclusion of Ethnicity in Suicide Data
In October 2020, we wrote to Nadine Dorries MP, the
Submission to the UK Parliament on the Future of Legal Aid
The scope of this response is discreet and relates to
Response to the EFRA Select Committee Inquiry into Food Supply During Covid19
We have extensive experience in assisting our clients to ensure
Response to Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry into Universal Credit and Five Week Wait
We have extensive experience in assisting our clients to apply
Submission of Evidence to the Women & Equalities Committee on Unequal Impact of Covid19 on People with Protected Characteristics
The individuals HBF works with have been subjected to atrocities
Submission to the Home Office on the 2018 Review of Asylum Support Rates
This submission is provided for the Home Office’s upcoming review
Submission to the Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry into Home Office Preparedness for Covid19 - Institutional Asylum Accommodation
This submission addresses the issue specifically of “institutional (asylum) accommodation”
The Courts, Tribunals and the Covid-19 Public Health Crisis
Summary This document contains recommendations primarily for members of the
Urgent Call for the UK Government to Protect and Safeguard Survivors of Modern Slavery
The Helen Bamber Foundation has submitted a short report to the UK Home Office recommending that urgent action is taken to protect and safeguard survivors of Modern Slavery as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The report is widely supported by NGOs, academics and legal representatives across the UK with 56 co-signatories.