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We are the Protection Gap Advocates.

We are women who have been through the asylum system.

We have made a video explaining some things you should know before your asylum interview.

 

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Asylum Aid’s response to the Public Accounts Committee report on the UK asylum system

05/06/2026
The Public Accounts Committee’s report lays bare what organisations like Asylum Aid have long known through our daily work with people seeking protection: the UK’s asylum system is not only inefficient and costly, it is fundamentally failing the very people it is meant to protect. The findings confirm a system characterised by poor decision-making, chronic delays, and a lack of coherent strategy for reform.
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Joint statement on the impact of proposed reforms to asylum support under the Immigration Act 2016 on stateless people in the UK

02/06/2026
We are deeply alarmed by the UK government’s proposed reforms to asylum support, set  out in its consultation on implementing provisions of the Immigration Act 2016.
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Asylum Aid’s response to the Independent Appeals Body call for evidence

08/05/2026
Asylum Aid has submitted evidence to the government's consultation on proposals to replace the existing asylum appeals tribunal with a new Independent Appeals Body (IAB). Our response sets out serious concerns about both the proposals themselves and what they would mean for the people we represent.
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