Daughters of Charity Services Joins Over 100 Organisations in Urging Reconsideration of Citizenship Restrictions for Refugees

Daughters of Charity Services has joined over 100 organisations in co-signing a joint briefing led by the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) and Together With Refugees. The briefing raises urgent concerns about recent changes to the UK’s 'good character' guidelines, which risk preventing the majority of refugees gaining British citizenship

The co-signed briefing has been formally submitted to members of the House of Lords in advance of the Committee Stage of the Border Security Bill, calling for a reconsideration of guidance that undermines the pathway to citizenship for those seeking sanctuary.

You can read the full briefing here.

We are proud to stand alongside a broad coalition of organisations calling for a fair, compassionate, and just immigration system.