Immigration Tribunal fees: an update

Jonathan Collinson

Immigration Tribunal fees: an update

Jonathan Collinson

University of Birmingham

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Abstract

Notes the author's article "Immigration Tribunal fees as a barrier to access to justice and substantive human rights protection for children", P.L. 2017, Jan, 1-10, in which he argued that the increase in Immigration Tribunal fees breached the human rights of children, and highlights the Government's announcement, after the article had gone to press, that such fee increases have been reversed. Considers possible reasons for the reversal.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	182
Number of pages	1
Journal	Public law
Publication status	Published - Apr 2017
Externally published	Yes

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Immigration Tribunal fees: an update

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