Vinesh Mandalia, led by Cathryn McGahey QC, represented the Home Office in contesting the citizenship appeal of three members of the Rochdale grooming gang. Abdul Aziz,…
Over 140 solicitors have benefited from the expertise of top barristers and eminent speakers in the field of immigration at seminars held in Birmingham and…
No5 Barristers’ Chambers’ S Chelvan appeared as an expert panellist on last night’s BBC Radio 4’s Unreliable Evidence, hosted by Clive Anderson. Asked how a…
Emily Dugan’s exclusive article in yesterday’s BuzzFeed reports on “the Home Office has kept Disabled People in the Dark about their Rights to Asylum in Britain…
Nageena Khalique QC will be speaking at the Mental Capacity in Immigration event on 22nd March 2018 at UCL. For more information and registration visit mcii.eventbrite.co.uk…
At a glance This article, written by Alison Harvey, looks at the effects of the differential treatment, in particular on the grounds of gender or birth status,…
Does knowledge that a contract of employment is not temporary (contrary to immigration law) render it void from inception, thereby allowing an employer to rely…
Thursday 8 February, 1:30PM-4:30PM No5 Barristers’ Chambers, 4-7 Salisbury Court, London EC47 8AA Topics and Speakers Delivered by Jennifer Blair who specialises in women’s rights and cases involving vulnerable clients,…
No5 Chambers’ Barrister S Chelvan has returned from Stockholm, having been invited as a guest speaker to deliver specialist LGBT+ asylum refresher training to decision-makers…
Attitude’s article published this afternoon reports on the Home Office decision on 1 August to grant Aderonke Apata asylum. Aderonke arrived in the UK in May…
Paul Joseph (led by Alex Hutton of QC of Hailsham Chambers) and instructed by the Government Legal Department, has won a landmark case for the…
The new Asylum Policy Instruction on Sexual Orientation Issues in the Asylum Claim, published last Wednesday, marks an unwelcome retrograde step for the Home Office,…
The Home Secretary has lost in her attempt to remove a pre-operative trans woman to Singapore, where she would be forced to serve military service…
No5 Chambers Barrister, S Chelvan, has returned from providing 3 days of training to asylum decision-makers in Switzerland from the 2nd to the 4th of March…
No5 Chambers’ Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Group invite you to a free seminar with our Asylum experts Becket Bedford and Jennifer Blair. The Asylum seminars…