Security company G4S housed six families with babies and toddlers in a fire-trap hostel in Halifax.
Highly unusual punitive damages awarded to Felix Wamala, who was subjected to intensely painful, dangerous restraint techniques.
At a locked down shareholders’ meeting, security company boss sidestepped hard questions, praised BBC exposé of abuse.
A leading advocate calls for an Act of Parliament to enshrine children’s rights in law.
When Theresa May’s Britain grants asylum, a brutal 28 day countdown starts.
Government visa fees tell would-be immigrants that in the UK, money talks ...
“To them it’s just another number, someone else being sent back. But when you’ve got three children being left without their dad … it’s quite major.”
Cuts, overcrowding and understaffing have created a toxic mix of violence, death and human misery.
As the British state tries to make a register of foreign-born children, parents should question a liberal trust in government and reject borders in classrooms. An interview with Gargi Bhattacharyya.
Defendants contest public order charges arising from protest that stopped a Home Office removal flight.
EXCLUSIVE: The world’s biggest security company, landlord to asylum-seekers, threatens tenants with expulsion from the UK.
