Politics policy and research

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

Joint Amnesty UK and Migrant Voice briefing for Nationality and Borders Bill Commons Committee on Clauses 24 to 26 (appeals and offshore processing)

Joint Amnesty UK and PRCBC Briefing to Amendment 184 for Lords Committeeon Nationality and Borders Bill

Joint Amnesty UK and Migrant Voice briefing for Nationality and Borders Bill Commons Committee on Clauses 16 to 23 (procedural requirements and sanctions).

Joint Amnesty UK and Migrant Voice briefing for Nationality and Borders Bill Commons Committee on Clauses 27 to 36 (Refugee Convention interpretation).

Amnesty briefing for House of Lords Report on Government HL Bill 148 (Legal Proceedings and Suspensive Claims

Amnesty International UK response to Law Commission consultation: Simplification of the Immigration Rules

This submission draws attention to wider Government policy, including the Illegal Migration Bill, and how it is inconsistent with ambitions of securing efficiency within the UK's asylum system.

This submission to the Home Affairs Committee identifies several discrete aspects and various underlying assumptions of the UK's immigration system that enable human trafficking.

This joint Amnesty UK and PRCBC briefing for Lords’ Report examines nationality issues in the Nationality and Borders Bill, including Chagossians’ rights, adoption and citizenship, and deprivation of British nationality.

Amnesty UK & PRCBC "British citizenship" briefing for House of Lords Committee on Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Blog on the Government's Illegal Migration Bill as it completes its passage through the House of Lords and returns to the House of Commons ahead of Ping Pong

This report considers those who have sought asylum and who are detained solely under Immigration Act powers.

This briefing reviews Amnesty International’s findings on trafficking in Scotland and assesses how the Scottish and UK governments are meeting their obligations to protect victims’ rights under ECAT.

This briefing explains how Article 8 applies in immigration cases, addresses unfair and harmful political and media criticism of this, and provides information about how previous Governments have created or responded to that criticism.

The guide supports high‑quality asylum reporting in Scotland by giving journalists clear, accessible information, contacts and sources.

This submission examines how the Windrush scandal exposes systemic racism in citizenship and immigration policy, highlighting the ongoing neglect of citizenship rights and their disproportionate impact on Black and other minoritised communities.

This submission aims to emphasise the need for a perspective that recognises integration as a thing to be achieved within and among communities rather than something to be done by or to refugees.

Amnesty International UK's letter to the Immigration Minister responsible for Asylum on the position of people from Myanmar in UK on student visas.

This submission highlights how harmful news reporting, amplified by platforms and AI, fuels hostility, undermines human rights, and exposes failures in press complaints and redress, while affirming press freedom.