Sentences with phrase «immigration centres»

The detention of children at immigration centres is distressing and harmful, according to the children's commission.

Clegg also promised to fulfil the government's pledge to end child detention by closing the Yarl's Wood immigration centre in Bedfordshire.

The government has already been accused of deserting its promise to end the detention of children in immigration centres — a change that would have signaled one of the Lib Dem's few influences on policy and demonstrated that the government was at last sympathetic to the cause of asylum seekers.

Female detainees at Yarl's Wood immigration centre made six allegations of sexual assault against staff in a three - year period, it has emerged.

While neither the centre nor the Home Office were able to provide information, Politics.co.uk has seen an email sent out to immigration centre staff saying that the death occurred today.

In a second article, Professor David Isaacs, a children's doctor in New South Wales — who has seen the suffering among detainees in Nauru, one of Australia's off - shore immigration centres — believes this is the first time in Australian history that doctors have faced imprisonment for telling the truth about serious harms being inflicted on their patients.

Halsbury's Law Exchange blogger Simon Hetherington reports on the inspection of Tinsley House immigration centre

Operators of immigration centres under contracts with the Home Offi ce may not therefore make a claim under RA 1886.

He inaccurately made a government announcement about the Yarl's Wood immigration centre.

Build trading hubs or immigration centres to interact with the Aven mothership in orbit above your head, bringing in supplies and settlers respectively; keep your population entertained and healthy with shopping centres, hospitals, and police drones.