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My name is Colin Yeo and I am a barrister, writer, campaigner and consultant specialising in immigration law. I founded Free Movement in 2007.
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Two recognised victims of modern slavery who were left destitute and unable to work have successfully challenged the Home Office’s refusal to grant them leave to remain as trafficking survivors because they still held valid leave as skilled workers. This was despite the fact that the skilled worker visas kept...
BY Bryony Goodesmith
The case of AF (child appellant; representation and instructions) Nigeria [2026] UKUT 00274 (IAC) is a stark reminder to legal practitioners that taking valid instructions from a child client, or from someone with the correct authority to give them, is a precondition for legal representation. This article looks at what...
BY Sarah Wahby
Victims of domestic abuse who are dependants on their sponsor are exceptionally vulnerable individuals. They can be isolated and may have limited knowledge of the systems in place for protecting survivors in the UK. On top of all this, some victims also have to contend with a counter-allegation made against...
BY Shilpa Caute
North Kensington Law Centre are recruiting for two new positions in the Immigration Team Positions available Homelessness Immigration Project Support Officer and Coordinator North Kensington Law Centre (NKLC) is seeking a Homelessness Immigration Project Support Officer and Coordinator to coordinate our London Homelessness Immigration Project funded through London Councils. NKLC...
BY Free Movement
A recent High Court decision to refuse a judicial review challenge serves as a clear reminder that discretionary registration applications turn on the strength of the evidence provided. The claimants, two stateless children born in Kenya, argued that the Home Office failed to properly consider their applications for registering as...