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The Bill of Rights Bill is back: Jim Duffy discuss small boats and some big, constitutional changes on the horizon on Law Pod UK.

London/ Geneva – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is deeply concerned by the recently proposed changes to the modern slavery protection system in the United Kingdom (UK) as part of the new Illegal Migration Bill. The proposed changes if passed would limit survivors’ ability to report trafficking and access assistance, which risks exacerbating the vulnerability of victims, giving traffickers more control over them and deepening risks of further exploitation.  

The Prime Minister, appearing before the House of Commons Liaison Committee, warned against creating a pull factor to encourage trafficking gangs to put more young lives at risk.

The Prime Minister argued exempting families from the policy could create an ‘incentive’ for them to bring children on small boats.

Scuffles between the protestors and the police personnel broke out when the protesters tried to storm the Manipur chief minister’s residence in Imphal.

The Prime Minister argued exempting families from the policy could create an ‘incentive’ for them to bring children on small boats.

And: is Nadine Dorries writing some political fiction too?

Jeremy Corbyn refused to be drawn on whether he will stand as an independent MP as Labour leader Keir Starmer blocks him from running.

Students organisation COCOMI, and the Imas (women or mothers) of the all-woman market announced to continue their protests demanding steps be taken by the Manipur government to tackle "illegal migration", implementation of the NRC and population commission.

The Prime Minister argued exempting families from the policy could create an ‘incentive’ for them to bring children on small boats.