News & Views
Immigration Law | Thursday 22 August 2019
How will the UK immigration system cope with no deal Brexit?
Written by Patrick Lewis of Garden Court and Anne Morrison of Davidson Morris.
Immigration Law, Administrative and Public Law, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Thursday 1 August 2019
Garden Court Chambers welcomes new tenant Camila Zapata Besso
We are delighted to announce that Camila Zapata Besso has joined Garden Court Chambers as a tenant.
Immigration Detention, Asylum and Deportation, Immigration Law | Thursday 20 June 2019
New European Court of Human Rights judgment: Greece violates articles 3 and 5
Ronan Toal and Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court acted on behalf of Statewatch as a third party intervener, instructed by Zubier Yazdani of Deighton Pierce Glynn.
Immigration Law | Friday 14 June 2019
Jo Wilding launches 'Droughts and Deserts: a report on the immigration legal aid market'
The report, launched on 12 June, was written by Dr Jo Wilding of Garden Court and funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.
Immigration Detention, Asylum and Deportation, Immigration Law, Administrative and Public Law | Friday 14 June 2019
High Court declares Home Secretary’s investigation into immigration detention abuse at Brook House inadequate
Stephanie Harrison QC of Garden Court Chambers represented MA instructed by Lewis Kett and Nicholas Hughes of Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Immigration Law | Tuesday 11 June 2019
Albanian asylum claims: our resource hub
We welcome lawyers who represent Albanian clients to read the resources we have recently published about Albanian asylum claims which are available for free here.
Immigration Law | Tuesday 11 June 2019
Albanian boys and young men: the risk of trafficking and re-trafficking on return
David Neale of Garden Court's paper addresses the situation of Albanian boys and young men who claim asylum on the basis that they face a risk of trafficking or re-trafficking on return to Albania.
Immigration Law | Wednesday 5 June 2019
A practical response to the surge in certification of asylum claims by Albanian nationals
This briefing note is prepared jointly by Garden Court Chambers and the Migrant and Refugee Children's Legal Unit to raise awareness in the sector of a sudden spike in the numbers of asylum claims by Albanian nationals which have been certified as 'clearl
