No recourse to public funds
Why does the UK ban migrants from claiming benefits, and what are the arguments for and against this 'no recourse to public funds' policy?
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Anti-Slavery Day Bill (95 KB , PDF)
This note provides an overview of the Anti-Slavery Day Bill, which would require the Secretary of State to designate a date for an annual “Anti-Slavery Day” to raise awareness of the dangers and consequences of modern-day slavery and human trafficking. The Bill is a Private Member’s Bill introduced by Anthony Steen, founder of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Trafficking, who drew sixth place in the 2009-10 ballot for Private Members’ Bills.
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Anti-Slavery Day Bill (95 KB , PDF)
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Safe and legal humanitarian routes to the UK
What authorised immigration routes are available to people wanting to come to the UK for humanitarian reasons, how many people use them, and what is the government's position on establishing more?
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What is the status of Iran’s nuclear programme and the JCPOA?
How is Iran's nuclear programme developing and are talks still on the table?
