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UK: Five years of immigration detention ruled unlawful

01 October 2011

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UK: Five years of immigration detention ruled unlawful (free movement website, 11.10.11, link) Judge holds that the entire five year period of detention of an Algerian man was unlawful, and that evidence presented by three named Home Office officials was false and misleading.

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