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Support for Asylum Seekers and other Migrants: A Guide to Legal and Welfare Rights 3rd ed


ISBN13: 9781903307724
Previous Edition ISBN: 1903307244
Published: October 2009
Publisher: Legal Action Group
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



Support for Asylum-seekers and other Migrants is the only handbook focusing exclusively on the welfare and legal rights of asylum-seekers. It has now been expanded to cover the welfare needs of other migrants, in particular refused asylum-seekers at the end of the process and EU nationals. Note: now includes EU nationals' entitlements.

Those working in this complex area of law, often faced with desperate, vulnerable clients, have to quickly assess their rights across a wide range of areas from housing and welfare benefits to social services and NHS provision.

Support for Asylum-seekers and other Migrants presents the law in an accessible and practical way for quick reference or in-depth advice. It is up to date to include all the relevant domestic, European and international legislation and case-law, with eligibility tables and hints for dealing with difficult cases.

The extensive appendices contain extracts from UK and EU legislation, UKBA documents, contact details for one-stop services, an outline of education rights and a comprehensive section on resources and useful organisations.

Up to date to include:-

  • Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009
  • Latest decisions affecting EU nationals
  • Changes to asylum support tribunal structure
  • Community care duties after R (M) v Slough
  • Equality duties
  • Earned citizenship and new housing rights

Subjects:
Social Security and Welfare Law, Immigration, Asylum, Refugee and Nationality Law
Contents:
Contents include:
asylum and immigration law outline
new chapter on EU law and the right to reside
benefits
asylum support eligibility
asylum support provision
new chapter on Section 4 support
new chapter on appeals and remedies
housing
community care
new chapter on health care