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Immigration-law

M. M. M. A v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The appeal was dismissed. The Tribunal found no Convention reason, gave little weight to the Jordanian conviction documents, and held that protection and internal relocation were available.

  • Refugee-convention-reason
  • Credibility
  • Section-8-asylum-and-immigration-(treatment-of-claimants-etc)-act-2004
  • Internal-relocation
  • Sufficiency-of-protection
  • Humanitarian-protection
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Immigration

MZ v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The Tribunal dismissed an asylum and human rights appeal by an Iranian claimant said to have converted to Christianity, finding his conversion account not credible.

  • Refugee-convention
  • Humanitarian-protection
  • Conversion-to-christianity
  • Risk-on-return-to-iran
  • Article-2-echr
  • Article-3-echr
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Immigration

AH (Iran) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal allowed an Iranian Kurdish appellant’s asylum and human rights appeal, accepting adverse attention in Iran and genuine UK sur place activity.

  • Protection-claim
  • Refugee-convention
  • Sur-place-activity
  • Risk-on-return-to-iran
  • Article-3-echr
  • Anonymity-direction
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Immigration-law

TT (Eritrea) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal dismissed TT’s asylum and human rights appeal, finding his account not credible and not satisfied that he had proved Eritrean nationality.

  • Nationality-determination
  • Credibility-assessment
  • Eritrean/ethiopian-nationality
  • Corroborative-evidence
  • Anonymity-direction
  • Asylum
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Immigration-law

CH v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The Tribunal dismissed CH’s asylum, humanitarian protection and ECHR appeal, finding him credible and bisexual but able to relocate safely within Namibia.

  • Refugee-convention
  • Humanitarian-protection
  • Internal-relocation
  • Sufficiency-of-protection
  • Credibility
  • Sexual-orientation-claims
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Immigration-law

AK v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal dismissed AK’s asylum, humanitarian protection, Article 3 and Article 8 appeal, finding internal relocation in India was available.

  • Protection-claim
  • Domestic-violence
  • Particular-social-group
  • Internal-relocation
  • Sufficiency-of-protection
  • Humanitarian-protection
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Family-law [2026] EWFC 109

SL v SM

SL v SM [2026] EWFC 109 (12 May 2026)

The Family Court held that the wife had capacity to decide to divorce and conduct the proceedings, rejected a Human Rights Act challenge to Part 7, and refused the husband’s nullity and stay applications.

  • Divorce
  • Mental-capacity
  • Human-rights
  • Jurisdiction
  • Family-procedure-rules
  • Human-rights-act
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Planning-law [2026] EWHC 1062 (Admin)

Giles & Ors v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government & Anor

Giles & Ors v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government & Anor [2026] EWHC 1062 (Admin) (06 May 2026)

High Court planning judicial review and statutory appeal dismissed challenges to written representations, highway-splay reasoning, and alleged ECHR and PSED breaches.

  • Statutory-review-under-tcpa-1990-s.288
  • Statutory-appeal-under-tcpa-1990-s.289
  • Planning-enforcement-notice
  • Gypsy/traveller-site-planning
  • Green-belt-development
  • Highway-safety
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Planning-law

Ruben Giles & Ors v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government & Anor

The High Court dismissed a planning challenge and enforcement appeal concerning a proposed gypsy/traveller site, finding the written procedure lawful and no error in the Inspector’s conclusions.

  • Statutory-review-under-s.288-tcpa
  • Statutory-appeal-under-s.289-tcpa
  • Planning-permission-for-traveller-sites
  • Enforcement-notice-appeals
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Equality-act-2010
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