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Citizenship Deprivations: What you need to know
(This article was last updated 8.12.2021) You may have seen the story of Shamima Begum, who had her British citizenship revoked while
Aid Worker stripped of his citizenship and left stranded in Syria demonstrates UK terrorism laws have gone too far
London - British aid worker Tauqir Sharif has spoken out about the manner in which the government is rendering British aid workers
Two British men successfully overturn Home Office’s decision to remove their citizenship: CAGE welcomes SIAC verdict
London - CAGE welcomes the verdict by Mr Justice Jay in the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) yesterday morning, who ruled that
The Windrush scandal and the ‘War on Terror’ are more closely linked than you think
This year, no-one can escape the fact that Black History Month is coloured by the revelation of the Windrush scandal; the re-writing
The ECHR decision on citizenship removal case endorses unjust practices
The  consequences of the ECHR’s decision in the case of ‘K2’, a dual British-Sudanese citizen who had his UK citizenship revoked, will
Rachid Ait el Hadj speaks out against his imminent extradition from France
"We must speak out against this abuse and show concern and compassion for each other and not chase after positions and worldly
Britain’s war in East Africa
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Mahdi Hashi sentenced to 9 years: Restrained sentence issued in a case involving cruelty, torture and extraordinary rendition
London – The case of Mahdi Hashi reveals how citizenship deprivation back in 2011, opens the door for a succession of human rights abuses
Have you or someone you know had their passport or citizenship removed?
Investigative journalists have reported increasing cases of British Muslims having their passports removed, or having their leave to remain refused. We would
Losing citizenship and protection from the courts
By Frances Webber The courts, whose primary role ought to be to defend principles of fairness, are failing when it comes to
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