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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.

Illegal Migration Act 2023 - analysis of the Act's structure, purpose and key working parts

We have joined 74 organisations to urge parliamentarians to defend protest rights.

In this briefing for Committee stage (part 4) of the Victims and Prisoners Bill, we ask Peers to focus on three key areas

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.

This briefing is for Days 4 & 5 of House of Lords' Committee consideration of the Government's Immigration Bill, HL Bill 133 on 12 & 14 June 2023.

Amnesty UK, PRCBC, ILPA & the3million briefing on British Nationality (Regularisation of Past Practice) Bill

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

Joint Amnesty UK and ILPA submission to the Constitution Committee on the Rule of Law

This briefing is for Days 2 & 3 of House of Lords' Committee consideration of the Government's Immigration Bill, HL Bill 133 on 5 & 7 June 2023.

This briefing supports Lords consideration of the British Nationality (Regularisation of Past Practice) Bill and is produced with PRCBC, ILPA and the3million.

This briefing supports Commons consideration of the British Nationality (Regularisation of Past Practice) Bill and is produced with PRCBC, ILPA and the3million.

This joint briefing urges MPs to oppose the Public Order Bill in full and, if it proceeds, to support key amendments to mitigate its most serious harms to the right to protest.

This briefing explains how the Bill would arbitrarily deprive British children of their citizenship rights based on the actions of others, including in cases of exploitation.

The briefing sets out the feeble nature of those legal proceedings and the extraordinary degree to which the Home Secretary is empowered to control them.

Amnesty International UK submission to International Agreements Committee on UK-Rwanda Treaty

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.

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.

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