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UK: Corporate Watch has released a new, 20-page Briefing: Are the UK's mass deportation flights lawful?

01 August 2013

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Corporate Watch has released a new, 20-page
Briefing: Are the UK's mass deportation flights lawful? examining the lawfulness of the UK's mass deportation charter flights, where private airlines are contracted to deport up to 80 refugees and migrants to a particular country at a time. Part of a forthcoming report by Corporate Watch and Stop Deportation examining various other aspects of this controversial programme, the briefing aims to provide campaigners and legal practitioners with some arguments and tools with which to challenge the legality of these flights.

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