The UK plans to exclude sex offenders from asylum, even with light sentences, raising fairness and human rights concerns. Latitude Law explores the policy’s impact, its potential conflict with the 1951 Refugee Convention, and the implications for restricted leave status.

Following our article which highlighted the possible change of direction for immigration policies from the new Labour government, we have explored the immigration points addressed during the King's Speech on 17 July 2024. Read more here.

Following an historic landslide election victory for the Labour party in the general election, it will be interesting to see whether there will be a change of direction for immigration policies after 14 years of Conservative governance. In terms of the immigration policies which we can expect from the new Labour government, we have provided a breakdown of all the key immigration points from Labour’s election manifesto. Read more here.

Rwanda Bill clears both Houses of Parliament and will become UK law very soon; challenging removal to Rwanda will be extremely challenging

The Court of Appeal decided that the Government's highly contentious plan to remove asylum seekers to Rwanda was unlawful.

Find out about the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy, and how Afghan citizens can resettle in the UK.

We see this bill as a ham-fisted attempt to tackle an admittedly concerning problem through a series of pronouncements, threats, assumptions and rules which are blatantly unworkable. Found out why we think so.

"Flee", this Academy Award-nominated film combines animation with real footage, unravelling themes of loss, identity, and the pursuit of a safer existence amidst stark realities of migration and acceptance.