Home Office unlawfully reducing protections for trafficking survivors – medical evidence can be crucial
Home Office unlawfully reducing protections for trafficking survivors – medical evidence can be crucial
On Friday the High Court found that the Home Secretary acted unlawfully by withdrawing the right…
IMBs concerns of “Harm without accountability” echoes Medical Justice warnings
In its Annual Report 2025 published 10th June 2026 (see its press release below), the Independent…
Suicidality in detention – ‘constant supervision’ is not the answer; release is
Trigger warning : this article mentions a suicide attempt and levels of suicidality in detention. The…
Medical Justice is taking on the London Legal Walk 2026
On Tuesday 9 June, alongside 19,000 legal professionals, the Medical Justice team will be walking 10km…
Charities oppose proposal to handcuff children during removal attempts as part of sustained attack on rights
Medical Justice joined nearly 150 children’s charities and organisations working with children in writing to the…
Home Office plans to weaken already failing safeguards
With sadness, we are alerting Medical Justice partners to the disturbing news that the Home Office has set…
Barriers to disclosure for trafficking survivors detained under UK-France deal
This week a judicial review brought by trafficking survivors detained under the 'one-in one-out' UK-France scheme is being…
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Medical Justice’s Work in Parliament – Update
With MPs and Peers back in Westminster after their summer recess, we share some updates below…