Suspension of family reunion applications
With the government announcing that they will be temporarily suspending all refugee family reunion applications, RMC explores what this might mean for families.
Exposing the Windrush Scandal
RMC played a pivotal role in exposing the Windrush Scandal by supporting those impacted years before their plight was noticed, contributing directly to national awareness.
Navigating Life with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) report
This report aims to present key findings and share participant’s experiences with an emphasis on the urgent need for systemic changes to provide better support and policy reform for individuals living with NRPF.
The Good Character Requirement for Naturalisation
The good character requirement has recently received a lot of attention, after the Home Office’s controversial decision to change the guidance. Anyone who is applying for citizenship from the 10th of February 2025 and had previously entered the UK ‘illegally’ will normally be refused, regardless of the time that has passed since the illegal entry took place.
Denied after decades of contribution
After 20 years in the UK, Amar faced a shock Citizenship refusal due to a past minor offence.
Despite decades of contributing to society and holding indefinite leave to remain, the Home Office denied his application.
New Good Character Guidance – who is affected and how?
On the 10th February 2025, the guidance around a ‘person of good character’ changed. It has been labelled a ‘ban on citizenship’ for many people by media outlets, charities and unions.
Safety of Rwanda Act 2024
An overview on the safety of Rwanda Act 2024