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Expert Comment: Afghan refugees – a true welcome, or too little too late?

By Andrea Shieber | 20 August 2021

As the UK Government pledges to resettle up to 20,000 Afghans following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, Sheona York from the Kent Law Clinic says: ‘The Taliban’s arrival last … Read more

Expert Comment: Growing asylum queues – blaming criminal gangs is just a distraction

By | 02 July 2021

A new report from The Refugee Council has highlighted that although the numbers claiming asylum in the UK each year are lower than in previous … Read more

Expert comment: Criminalising those escaping persecution is illogical and oppressive

By Andrea Shieber | 19 November 2020

In response to recent news of an Afghan man being charged by Greek authorities with the criminal offence of endangering life, from the 2016 incident … Read more

Kent Law Clinic staff return to Hammersmith for Law Centre opening

By Andrea Shieber | 04 June 2018

The formal opening of new premises for Hammersmith and Fulham Law Centre was attended by Kent Law Clinic’s Sheona York and Professor John Fitzpatrick, both … Read more

Law Clinic solicitor completes Antarctic expedition

By Andrea Shieber | 03 August 2017

Kent Law Clinic solicitor Sheona York spent her vacation completing an expedition in the Antarctic this summer, following in the footsteps of polar explorer Sir … Read more

BBC Inside Out feature story of Law Clinic Solicitor’s use of DNA

By Andrea Shieber | 12 September 2016

The story of the role that Kent Law Clinic Solicitor Sheona York played in pioneering the use of DNA evidence in legal proceedings will feature in tonight’s … Read more

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