What is European Human Rights Law?

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The AIRE Centre litigates before the European Court of Human Rights and European Court of Justice has acted in over 100 cases since the organisation was founded in 1993.

Our policy has always been to offer our litigation expertise in whatever form it is needed, which may mean acting as representatives on the record, sharing our expertise on procedural and substantive law, or intervening as an expert third party in cases which we are not assisting in the representation.

Check out some of the cases we have been involved in:

Video: ECHR- European Convention on Human Rights By European Court of Human Rights

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Settlement Scheme Guide for Young People

The AIRE Centre has developed, with the help of partner organisations, a unique Settlement Guide to help young people and those in care find out if they need to apply under the EU Settlement Scheme and to help them secure their immigration status in the UK if they do need to apply.
UK INDUSTRIES AT RISK: A THIRD OF EU NATIONALS ARE YET TO SECURE THEIR UK SETTLED STATUS

Up to a third of UK-based EU nationals are yet to secure their UK settled status, risking the stability of UK businesses. Over a million Europeans living in the UK haven’t yet secured their status, despite the success rate of applications to date being over 99.9%.In November, of 305,600 EUSS applications, just one was refused on suitability grounds.
Forgotten Brexit

2020 is one of the most important years in The AIRE Centre’s 25-year history. Its human rights lawyers help protect the dignity and civil liberties of vulnerable individuals across the UK and Europe. The charity’s mission is to safeguard citizen’s rights achieved under European law for the benefit of those who need it most. As the UK leaves the EU, the services we offer will become even more important.
Forgotten Brexit

Forgotten Brexit is bringing together the UK’s leading experts on the effects of Brexit on businesses and lower paid employees by highlighting the horrific implications of EU workers failing to apply for their Settled Status before the deadline. Registration is required to attend the event taking place on the evening of 15 January at the The Photographers’ Gallery