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Supreme Court: The meaning of ‘unduly harsh’ and ‘reasonableness’ in child immigration cases
By Richmond Chambers -

On Wednesday 24th October 2018, the UK Supreme Court tackled the application of the terms, ‘unduly harsh’ and ‘reasonableness’ in child immigration cases in the case of KO (Nigeria) & Others (Appellant)...

 v SSHD [2018] UKSC53. What legislation was in question? Where a person is subject to immigration controls, and is required to be removed, Section 117B lists the points for the court to take into account....

7 Years Continuous Residence by a Child
By Richmond Chambers -

The Home Office used to have a seven-year child policy called DP5/96 under which there was a presumption that a child who had lived in the UK for a continuous seven year period should not be removed from the UK...

 if no other countervailing factors were present. This policy was withdrawn in December 2008. the child is under 18; the child is in the UK; the child has lived continuously in the UK for at least 7 years...

Concerns over immigration detention of children
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A children's charity has raised concerns over the numbers of children being held in immigration detention. According to The Children's Society, 697 children were held at all Greater London...

 and South East ports between May and the end of August 2011. Almost one third were unaccompanied children. This could mean as many as 2,000 children could be detained each year.

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