Non-fitted devices in the Home Office's surveillance arsenal: Investigating the technology behind GPS fingerprint scanners
The UK Home Office's GPS tagging program, using handheld devices, has raised concerns over mental health due to intrusive tracking methods.
UK seeks tech partner for border crossing systems
The UK's Home Office seeks technology support worth up to £195 million for border control and immigration systems.
Gay man refused asylum by Home Office and told he is 'not truly gay'
A gay Bangladeshi man, Monsur Ahmed Chowdhury, faces rejection of asylum in the UK due to claims of insincerity regarding his sexuality.
973 migrants cross Channel into UK on same day 4 die
Record number of 973 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day amid tragic drownings, highlighting the dangers of desperate crossings.
Migration through the Channel remains a pressing issue for the U.K. government, amid rising fatalities and calls to combat smuggler gangs.
Afghan family refused UK visas to join son, 13, evacuated from Kabul
The Home Office rejected a visa application from a family in Afghanistan seeking to reunite with their son evacuated to the UK.
Two court judgments, one regulatory decision - Bricks fall around UK's GPS tagging of migrants
The UK Home Office's policy of placing people released from immigration detention under 24/7 GPS surveillance is facing legal challenges.
UK rules out cyber threat after resolving passport gate outage By Reuters
The UK Home Office confirmed that the border control systems were operational post-outage, denying any cyber attack suspicions and assuring no security compromise.
Home Office pilot that put ankle tags on migrants breached data protection law'
Home Office's ankle tag pilot for migrants breached UK data protection law
ICO issued an enforcement notice and warning to Home Office for failing to assess risks of electronic monitoring
The UK government is now enlisting TikTok stars to deter migrants
The UK Home Office is planning to hire Albanian influencers to dissuade prospective migrants from traveling to the UK.
The strategy will be rolled out in other countries that contribute to migration to the UK, including Egypt, Iraq, and Vietnam.
The UK Government Will Pay Influencers to Tell Migrants Not to Come
The Home Office is planning to use TikTok influencers to discourage illegal migration to the UK through a 1 million advertising campaign.
The campaign will focus on countries that account for a significant proportion of illegal migration to the UK, including Albania, Iraq, Egypt, and Vietnam.
The UK government is now enlisting TikTok stars to deter migrants
The UK Home Office is planning to hire Albanian influencers to dissuade prospective migrants from traveling to the UK.
The strategy will be rolled out in other countries that contribute to migration to the UK, including Egypt, Iraq, and Vietnam.
The UK Government Will Pay Influencers to Tell Migrants Not to Come
The Home Office is planning to use TikTok influencers to discourage illegal migration to the UK through a 1 million advertising campaign.
The campaign will focus on countries that account for a significant proportion of illegal migration to the UK, including Albania, Iraq, Egypt, and Vietnam.