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Amnesty UK Briefing for Ping Pong on Government's Immigration Bill (Illegal Migration Bill)

This briefing summarises Amnesty's analysis of the Victims and Prisoners’ Bill from a human rights perspective.

This policy briefing outlines Amnesty International UK's work towards a Scottish Human Rights Bill ahead of the 2026 Parliament election.

Explains our concerns that the proposals would undermine existing legal protections against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation.

This briefing argues that the Bill, introduced in response to the Supreme Court ruling on the Rwanda scheme, is an extreme and dangerous attempt to abandon asylum responsibilities, undermines judicial independence and human rights, and should be opposed.

Amnesty International UK briefing on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill Part 3 (report stage).

This Briefing concerns Part 1 (Border Security). It explains what this Part of the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill reveals of the policy and purpose that underpins this Bill

Speech by Patrick Corrigan on the Northern I Bill of Rights to the NICEM 13th Annual Human Rights and Equality Conference.

Letter to Minister for Border Security and Asylum concerning asylum decision-making, June 2025; and reply by the Minister, July 2025

This resource contains various correspondence with Ministers, officials and others concerning a variety of matters from British people's rights to citizenship, to the rights of refugees and migrants in the UK or internationally.

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

Amnesty UK and GAPS joint briefing on impact on the Women, Peace and Security agenda of the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill and the asylum policy to which it relates.

Letter to Minister for Border Security and Asylum concerning asylum and enforcement, January 2025; and reply of Minister, February 2025

The briefing raises the most significant human rights concerns regarding the Victims and Prisoners Bill.

This briefing note explains the structure, purpose and key working parts of this Bill. Ministers have described the Bill as 'novel'.

This submission raises AIUK's concerns about proposals to replace the Human Rights Act, warning of weakened access to rights, conflict with the ECHR, and risk of breaching devolved protections and the Good Friday agreement..

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

This briefing examines 12 Lords amendments on nationality and asylum, explaining their effects and Amnesty International’s position on each.