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01 March 1999

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Recent developments in immigration law, Jawaid Luqmani, Chris Randall & Rick Scannell. Legal Action March 1999, pp10-15. First of regular updates on developments in immigration legislation, practice and case law; includes an analysis of the UK Immigration and Asylum Bill 1999.

The end of the road, Amanda Sebastyen. Red Pepper March 1999, pp16-17. This article looks at Romany refugees who are attacked and frequently murdered by police and skinheads in the Czech and Slovak republics, then racially harassed on their arrival in the UK before being subjected to enforced deportation. Under the new White Paper on asylum and immigration, Sebastyen observes, this will "become law for all asylum seekers." The Roma Refugee Organisation for Czech and Slovak asylum seekers can be contacted on: 0171 272 9449.

Parliamentary debates

Immigration and Asylum Bill Commons 22.2.99. cols. 37-130
Kosovo Refugees (Humanitarian Assistance) Commons 31.3.99. cols. 1089-1102

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