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Human rights concerns over Immigration Bill
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A recent report from the Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has raised concerns over certain provisions contained within the Government’s Immigration Bill. The provisions in question relate to restrictions...

 on people’s ability to rent or occupy private property based on their immigration status. While the Committee accepts that these provisions have been included to achieve a legitimate aim –...

Government publishes response to civil penalty illegal working scheme
By Richmond Chambers -

The Government's response to the public consultation on 'Strengthening and simplifying the civil penalty scheme to prevent illegal working' was published yesterday (10/10/13). Increased enforcement activity by...

 the new Immigration Enforcement Directorate (with more than double the number of civil penalty notices being issued for the period April to August this year compared to last) has already underpinned the...

Government consults over immigration reforms
By Richmond Chambers -

The Government has recently launched a series of consultations over proposals to toughen civil penalties against employers who take on illegal immigrants, and to reduce illegal migrants’ access to free NHS care...

 and rented accommodation. The proposals will apparently form part of the Immigration Bill, which the Government intends to introduce to Parliament later this year. Tackling illegal working With regards to...

Major study into human trafficking
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A lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University is to undertake a study into the public’s attitude towards the problem of human trafficking – and how consumers’ spending habits contribute towards it.

 A lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University is to undertake a study into the public’s attitude towards the problem of human trafficking – and how consumers’ spending habits contribute towards it.

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