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Every child has the right to education. However, refugee children and young people arriving in Northern Ireland can face...
15/10/2026

Every child has the right to education. However, refugee children and young people arriving in Northern Ireland can face delays and obstacles in accessing school places.

A recent BBC News NI article highlighted the experience of Mona from Anaka Women's Collective's 16+ campaign group, who fled Gaza and says she received more education in her home country than she has been able to access in Northern Ireland. As a refugee aged 16, she has been unable to secure a school or college place since moving to Belfast.

These barriers can affect children's learning, wellbeing and integration into their communities and diminishes their long-term prospects. We commend the children and young people for speaking up and we hope policy makers are receptive.

Read our latest article: https://www.lawcentreni.org/news/refugee-children-denied-education/

Calling all community and voluntary organisations across Belfast!Many community and voluntary organisations encounter im...
15/09/2026

Calling all community and voluntary organisations across Belfast!

Many community and voluntary organisations encounter immigration issues, even where this is not their main area of work.

To help organisations respond confidently to these queries, Law Centre NI has partnered with Belfast City Council to provide FREE immigration training on asylum and refugee rights through our Welcome Information Programme.

The training is suitable both for organisations already supporting refugees and people seeking asylum, as well as for those with little or no previous experience of these matters.

Learn more and register at the following link: https://www.lawcentreni.org/welcome-information-programme/

Spaces are limited, so register today to secure your place.

08/09/2026

Being born in the UK doesn’t automatically make your child a British citizen. Only children who are born to British citizen parents, or parents with indefinite leave to remain or EU settled status, are British by birth.

We have created a guide to help migrant families understand their responsibilities, avoid common pitfalls, and ensure children have the immigration permission they need from an early stage.

Parents requiring tailored advice are encouraged to contact Law Centre NI's Immigration Advice Line

Find out more at: https://www.lawcentreni.org/immigration-options-for-babies-born-to-migrant-parents/

02/09/2026

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the legal landscape. From legal research tools and document drafting to its increased use by court users and legal representatives, AI presents both opportunities and challenges in the legal field.

Join us together with the Litigant in Person Reference Group as we hear from our Keynote Speaker: Mrs Justice Joanna Smith, High Court judge and member of the Civil Justice Council, who will provide expert insight into the evolving relationship between AI and the courts, drawing on recent developments and judicial experience in England and Wales.

Monday 21 September

1:00-2:15 pm

Online (joining details will be provided following registration)

Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-and-the-courts-developments-in-england-and-wales-tickets-1998735112526?aff=oddtdtcreator

14/08/2026

Have you been told that you are at risk of losing your EUSS status?
Have you received a "grant in error" notification?
We are collecting evidence to challenge the Home Office's policy. To do so we have launched a brand new 'Report-it" form. Please let us know if you have been affected.
https://t3m-loss-euss-wa.paperform.co

14/08/2026

From Generalist Advice qualifications to specialist masterclasses, there's a course to support your professional growth at Law Centre NI.

Visit: https://lcniportal.org/all-courses/ for further information.

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