Palestinian woman uses ECHR to avoid Gaza refugee ban setting framework for more to follow
A Palestinian woman using the ECHR has won the right to move to Britain in a landmark decision that could set the framework for more Gazan refugees to follow. The woman, who has remained unnamed, argued preventing her from joining her son and daughter in the UK would be a breach of her human rights under Article Eight. Article Eight guarantees the right to respect for private and family life. An upper immigration tribunal agreed the Home Office s attempts to block the move would have
A Palestinian woman using the ECHR has won the right to move to Britain in a landmark decision that could set the framework for more Gazan refugees to follow. The woman, who has remained unnamed, argued preventing her from joining her son and daughter in the UK would be a breach of her human rights under Article Eight. Article Eight guarantees the right to respect for private and family life. An upper immigration tribunal agreed the Home Office s attempts to block the move would have
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