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Amnesty International UK for House of Commons Second Reading on Government Bill 262 (entitled 'Illegal Migration Bill')

Amnesty International UK and Migrant Voice "Asylum" briefing for House of Commons Committee on Government Bill 262 (entit

This analysis cuts through claims about so‑called safe and legal routes, examining the gap between government rhetoric and reality and setting out the key truths.

This analysis examines the real impact of government asylum policy and explains why understanding how asylum claims in the UK actually work is essential.

This briefing provides updated information and recommendations following human rights developments since Amnesty International’s March 2022 UK UPR submission, covering a wide range of rights issues.

Amnesty International UK - Qatar Migrant Workers' Rights Briefing 2022 - Calling on Qatar & FIFA to address workers rights' issues.

A letter from Amnesty UK to the Immigration Minister on the impact of asylum policy, particularly measures that have increased backlogs and system pressures.

Briefing on Human Rights Concerns in Qatar 2022, including Summary & Recommendations to the UK Government.

Article on commencement of provisions of the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 that break with the Refugee Convention.

This resource contains correspondence regarding Amnesty International UK’s objections to the UK–Rwanda asylum deal, outlining concerns raised with the Home Office and the subsequent government response.

This letter raises Amnesty UK’s objections to changes under the Nationality and Borders Act that undermine the Refugee Convention and urges the government to protect asylum seekers affected by Home Office delays.

This Joint Briefing calls for limits on citizenship registration fees, ensuring they reflect cost only, recognise the importance of citizenship rights, and remove fees for looked‑after children and for registrations correcting past injustices.

Joint briefing of Amnesty UK and Migrant Voice for Nationality and Borders Bill Lords' Report on Asylum in Parts 2 & 3 of the Bill.

This joint AIUK and Migrant Voice briefing for Lords’ Committee examines proposed amendments to Part 3 of the Nationality and Borders Bill, covering immigration offences, protection at sea, detention powers and migrant victims of domestic abuse.

This joint AIUK and Migrant Voice briefing for Lords’ Committee examines key asylum provisions in Part 2 of the Nationality and Borders Bill, including removal processes, appeals, offshore processing and Refugee Convention interpretation.

Amnesty UK & PRCBC Briefing on Part 1 (Nationality), Nationality and Borders Bill for House of Lords Committee stage on good character, Chagossians, fees and stateless children.

Joint Briefing of Amnesty UK and Project for the Registration of Children as British Citizens (PRCBC) on Clause 9 (notice of deprivation) and other matters concerning deprivation of citizenship for House of Lords Committee Stage (Day 1).

Joint Amnesty UK and Migrant Voice briefing for Nationality and Borders Bill, Part 2 (Asylum), Lords' Committee Day 1 (differentiation, accommodation, inadmissibility).

This briefing draws attention to how this Bill is a charter for exploitation, will wreck UK's asylum and is to avoid or exclude judicial oversight of how Government Ministers exercise power.