Our Publications
One area the partnership tries to influence conversation and policy focused on the No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) condition is through policy-led research.
Through independent research and responses to consultations, we aim to build a strong base of well-informed evidence that will help us achieve our partnership aims and, alongside other third-sector organisations, build a coherent chorus of voices against the NRPF condition.
We are always open to potential research collaborations from individuals and groups from all sectors of society. Should you have a research idea or proposal, please get in touch.
Below, you can read our research and written evidence on all things NRPF-related.
Detention First Should Come Last Why Prioritsing Immigration Detention Can Undermine Access to Justice This briefing examines the UK’s practice of immigration detention, focusing on …
“We Wanted Workers, But We Got People Instead” Our Submission to the Home Affairs Committee On the 27th of October, we submitted to the Home …
Legal Justice is Migrant Justice Our Submission to the Legal Aid Reform Consultation On the 13th October, we submitted to the Scottish Government’s Legal Aid …
What’s the Connection? Asylum Support, Local Authorities and Taxpayers The Home Office has done a very poor job of building public knowledge about the asylum …
What Does the Data Say? Insight into the Home Office Immigration System Statistics Release (YE June 2026) Our briefing pulls together the latest Home Office …
Employment Support for the Excluded Our Submission to the Work and Pensions Committee On the 31st of August, we submitted to the Work and Pensions …