Research Projects
Our contributions to research projects .
Strategic Legal Fund research into the impact of delays in UASC asylum decision making - Elder Rahimi Research
Our young people took part in this research, ‘Systemic Delays in the Processing of Claims for Asylum Made in the UK by Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children’, carried out by Immigration and Asylum specialist solicitors Elder Rahimi in partnership with the Kent Law Clinic.
Read the report here.
The National Transfer Scheme Evaluation Research
We were commissioned by the South East Strategic Partnership for Migration to conduct an evaluation of the National Transfer Scheme for UASC in the South East from a child’s perspective. Overall children’s experience was good.
This report recommends that absolutely crucial to positive transfer is that children and young people are always actively involved in the transfer process, at every stage, even before the decision to transfer is made. Because to be involved in decisions that affect them is not only a point of good practice in their best interests but their fundamental human right.
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