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Catherine Rustomji
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Aug 11, 2026
CharitEpulse: No rest for the charitable
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Charles MesquitaHOST
Catherine, shall I come to you again as it being a legal case? Give a bit of backstory to it.

Catherine RustomjiGUEST
Yeah, I mean, it is exceptional, I suppose, even just to begin with, the fact that there was a High Court case.

Catherine RustomjiGUEST
It will have had costs for them to be able to pursue that and bring that to the High Court.

Catherine RustomjiGUEST
So they've had a victory in the High Court, which was the case centred around the Home Office was found to have acted unlawfully against in February 2024, when it removed long-standing protections for survivors of torture, trafficking and other serious forms of violence from its asylum accommodation policy.
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