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Tulip Siddiq MP puts forward a motion to end indefinite detention

December 5, 2018
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Extraordinary emotional experience in tribunal hearing for a trafficked woman this morning. Appeal allowed - asylum granted - then and there by the judge. We all wept. Tears of relief. X’s life begins now.

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13 Sep

People who want a 28-day time limit:
- People in detention
- MPs from every party
- The public
- Faith leaders
- Medical experts
- Charities and NGOs

The Gov’t can’t ignore this issue forever - it’s #Time4aTimeLimit!

https://t.co/JA2ipb1Nmk

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Pregnant women who have been refused asylum are being forced to wait seven times longer than the Government’s own target for decisions on support applications and are left at risk of hunger and homelessness, finds a new report by Naccom Network and Refugee Action.

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Missing The Safety Net Report - Refugee Action

This report, published by Refugee Action and NACCOM – the No Accommodation Network – reveals that vulnerable people refused asylum in the UK are being failed by the Government’s asylum support system.
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