Electronic Immigration Network (EIN) is the UK's largest specialist provider of information on immigration and asylum case law and country information via the internet. We're a registered charity and we've been online since 1996. Our charitable objectives are to advance the education of the public by the improvement and diffusion of knowledge of, and information about, all aspects of immigration, nationality and asylum law.
EIN provides an online resource for immigration practitioners and for others with an interest in immigration, including immigrants and asylum seekers, students, journalists, judges, academics and researchers. The EIN website comprises two main areas: the free Public Site and the subscription Members' Site.
EIN provides an online resource for immigration practitioners and for others with an interest in immigration, including immigrants and asylum seekers, students, journalists, judges, academics and researchers. The EIN website comprises two main areas: the free Public Site and the subscription Members' Site.
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Welcome to the revised 2021 edition of the Best Practice Guide to Asylum and Human Rights Appeals. The guide is authored by Mark Henderson and Rowena Moffatt of Doughty Street Chambers and by Alison Pickup of the Public Law Project. This publication deals with the conduct of asylum and human rights appeals in the First-tier Tribunal (IAC).
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