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Home Office could face hundreds of claims over asylum families in single rooms
A UK High Court judge ruled that the Home Office must move asylum-seeking families out of single hotel rooms within three months, calling the conditions 'extraordinarily stressful' and incompatible with a dignified standard of living. The ruling could lead to hundreds of legal claims from families currently housed in such accommodations.
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7 tagsasylum seekershotel accommodationjudicial reviewhuman rightslegal actionfamily housingUK immigration
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Home Office could face hundreds of claims over asylum families in single rooms
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