PLP report launch event: Culture and language in the immigration and asylum tribunals

Public Law Project share information about an upcoming free seminar on 7th July: How can cultural and linguistic understanding and misunderstanding alter case outcomes in immigration and asylum appeals? The seminar explores findings of a new report which you can also now access.

How can cultural and linguistic understanding and misunderstanding alter case outcomes in immigration and asylum appeals?  

Date: Tuesday 7th July, 2-3.30pm

Location: Online

Registration: Book a free ticket here

This webinar marks the launch of a new PLP report, Culture Matters in the Immigration and Asylum Tribunals, which examines how cultural and linguistic factors shape decision-making across the appeals process.

The speakers will explore the concerns raised in the report, produced from the analysis of 271 cases. Contributors, including intermediaries, interpreters and lawyers working in the immigration and asylum tribunals system, will comment using their own experience with clients and cases.

For more information, or to register follow the link below. To read more about the report findings and view the report ahead of the session see: Cultural, linguistic and procedural barriers to access to justice in immigration and asylum tribunals.

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