News

To mark the end of an era, we sat down with Pierre to reflect on his time at BID, the changes he’s witnessed, and what lies ahead.

Charlotte Buckley has joined the team as BID director as of the 13th of January.

BID’s Exceptional Case Funding (ECF) Project has been awarded “Best New Pro Bono Activity” in the Law Works Pro-Bono Awards 2019.

Read all about a BID volunteer’s visit to the UK’s only detention centre holding women and adult family groups awaiting removal.

Today on World Suicide Prevention day we shed light on the national scandal of suicide in immigration detention

As part of our Anti-Birthday campaign, Legal Manager Carmen Kearney explains the importance of representation and expert reports in deportation cases.

As part of our Anti-Birthday campaign Jess Bicknell, our Prisons' Project Legal Manager explains the true situation for people detained in prisons.

As part of our Anti-Birthday campaign casework volunteer Charlotte Rubin captures the atmosphere of our busy office while the advice line is open.

Former volunteer & now pupil barrister at 33 Bedford Row, Annahita shares how her first BID client inspires her work fighting for migrant rights.

BID assistant director, Pierre Makhlouf writes for Free Movement explaining the Home Office's updated Accommodation Policy.

BID trustee Kezia Tobin discusses the recent calls for time limits on immigration detention.

New research published by Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID) exposes the full horror of people’s experience of immigration detention in the UK.