Kareesha Turner - Immigration Barrister

04/04/2024

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08/03/2024

Happy Women’s Day. We mark International Women’s Day at a time of unparalleled crisis.
I think of the thousands of women today being deliberately targeted in warzones, by r**e or sexual violence.
I think of the millions of women who are left responsible for keeping their families alive, or for taking decisions on whether to stay or to flee in a war torn country.
The pregnant women who have no choice but to deliver their babies in a bombed-out shelter, without medical assistance.
It is the day to awaken public awareness about issues that women face globally.
Still today, not one country in this world has achieved gender equality.
It is the day to remind everyone to break barriers and accelerate equal opportunities for all women around the world. Twenty years from now, what will women's rights look like?

26/02/2024

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Nnew concession for victims of domestic violence. Don’t leave in fear anymore.Previously, only victims married to British or settled persons in the U.K. coul...

26/02/2024

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The current minimum income is going to increase.But is this the real solution? The Govt is not telling you the truth.Stopping the boats doesn’t mean stopping...

06/02/2024

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02/02/2024

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31/01/2024

30/01/2024

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Fighting for Justice: The Home Office Compensation BattleKT Legal - Kareesha TurnerImmigration & Human Rights Barrister at Imperium ChambersBook a direct con...

23/01/2024

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What the media isn’t telling you

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22/01/2024

Part 2 - Rethinking the famous Rule 39.

Many people would say ignoring a court order is something that, unless the circumstances were quite extraordinary, is a step a government should never take because it is symbolic of a breach of the rule of law.
The authority of the judges of the Strasbourg Court is limited by the Convention, which does not authorise the Court, let alone an anonymous “duty judge”, to grant binding interim relief.
The current understanding of Rule 39 dates from at earliest 2005, when a majority of the Court concluded that Turkey had breached Article 34 by failing to comply with an interim measure. The controversy about the Government’s Rwanda plan and now about the Illegal Migration Bill may have encouraged commentators to overlook, or disregard, these fundamental problems with the current interpretation and practice of Rule 39 by the Strasbourg Court.