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MiCLU & Islington Law Centre success in bringing back legal aid for unaccompanied children

As a result of Judicial Review proceedings, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Ministry of Justice Lucy Frazer, announced that the government would bring immigration advice and representation for unaccompanied and separated children back into the scope of legal aid.
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Christine Benson: our newest supervising solicitor

Christine tells us why she's happy to be working with Kids in Need of Defense UK.

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We support pro bono lawyers so that they can take on a case from start to finish. That means that our pro bono lawyers help a child, young person or their parent prepare and submit an application for citizenship or permission to reside in the UK.
Why we do it

Research estimates that there are over 120,000 undocumented children in the UK. Some of them are British but unable to prove it, many of them have a legal entitlement to British citizenship; even more would suffer human rights violations if they had to leave the UK.
How we do it

Kids in Need of Defense UK partners with law firms and businesses. Their lawyers can then provide free legal representation to children and young people. We call them our pro bono lawyers because they give their time for the public good; not profit.
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