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UK Supreme Court Allows Gaza Family Reunification Despite Government Opposition
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
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The UK Supreme Court ruled that a British citizen from Gaza can bring her 18-member family to the UK despite government opposition, citing human rights violations. The Home Secretary's appeal was rejected, marking a significant challenge to the UK’s immigration policy on Palestinian refugees.
- 01UK Supreme Court permits 18-member Gaza family to enter for reunification.
- 02Home Secretary Suella Braverman's appeal against family entry was rejected.
- 03Court ruled denying entry violates UK's Human Rights Act.
- 04Case followed the October 7 Gaza conflict and Israeli military action.
- 05Opposition warns ruling may lead to thousands of Palestinians seeking asylum.
- 06Home Office has not yet responded officially to the ruling.
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