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Home Office rejects Human Rights Committee’s call for a time limit to immigration detention

Topic
Immigration Refugees Detention
Country/Region
UK

02 September 2019

"The Home Office has rejected the UK Parliament Human Rights Committee’s recommendation to introduce a time limit on immigration detention,.."

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Home Office rejects Human Rights Committee’s call for a time limit to immigration detention (HoC, link):

"The Home Office has rejected the UK Parliament Human Rights Committee’s recommendation to introduce a time limit on immigration detention, despite the overwhelming cross-party support."

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