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Apologise to children treated unlawfully in the 2012 Spouse Visa rules

Submitted on Thursday 23rd February 2017

Published on Tuesday 18th April 2017

Current status: Closed

Closed: Tuesday 2nd May 2017

Signatures: 267

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Children ~ David Cameron ~ Immigration ~ Law ~ Prime Minister ~ Supreme ~ Theresa May

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Apologise to children treated unlawfully in the 2012 Spouse Visa rules

Petition Details

The Supreme Court judged that Theresa May's 2012 family visa rules and the Immigration Directorate Instruction are unlawful in failing to take proper account of the Government’s duty to have regard to the need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children when making decisions which affect them

Additional Information

This followed a report by the government-appointed Children's Commissioner that up to 15,000 children are living in 'Skype families' because of the same rules. It is time to say sorry.

The Supreme Court judgment [pdf]: http://bit.ly/mmcase

The Children's Commissioner's report: http://bit.ly/skypefamilies

"When people's love is divided by the law, it is the law that needs to change" - then Prime Minister David Cameron, 2014: http://bit.ly/thelawthatneedstochange


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