UK Home Office

A Sudanese man who died after falling through a factory roof during an immigration raid in Wales was a helpful and respectful young asylum seeker, according to those who knew him.
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Andrew Nyamayaro: "The UK Home Office has published a new policy Guidance Note on Zimbabwean opposition parties (Version3.0, April 2018) which can be found here. In the guidance the Home Office recognises that whilst political parties…
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A woman who collapsed during a forced deportation from the UK was accused of faking her poor health by immigration officials, only to die five days later.
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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: The Home Office has apologised to the Vigil for comments made by an official in a letter turning down an asylum request by a Vigil supporter. The official alleged that anyone could get a letter from the Vigil in…
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London - The Minister of State in the UK Home Office, James Brokenshire, has this week said the British government would prefer Zimbabweans with no legal basis to stay in the country to leave voluntarily or face enforced removal.
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A violent criminal originally from Zimbabwe who burned a woman’s face with melted plastic and scalded her with boiling water has defeated a bid to deport him from Britain because of his human rights, the UK Telegraph newspaper reports.
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SCOTLAND - A Zimbabwean asylum seeker who used a forged residence permit to secure a job as a nurse in Glasgow has escaped a prison sentence after a judge ordered her to carry out 160 hours unpaid work within six months.
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Zimbabweans living in the UK are preparing for what they hope will be a big demonstration in Leeds on Monday against the UK Home Office, accusing its Border Agency of stepping up deportations to Zimbabwe of failed asylum seekers.
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A leaked UK Home Office policy paper reveals that the government is planning to scrap the right of appeal for family visit visa’s potentially preventing more than 80 000 people visiting their British relatives.
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More than 10 000 failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers face deportation back home after the United Kingdom’s most senior immigration judge ruled it was now safe to return them. For the last 5 years a ban on removals has been in place.
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