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Detention

Anonymous — Thu, 01/28/2010 - 09:23

Here is some information that may be of use to your friend:

Detainees can apply for bail at any stage in the detention process and detainees can make as many bail applications as they wish. For advice and guidance on how to do this please contact Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID) who run a telephone advice line and can also provide an information pack so that detainees can represent themselves at bail application hearings. Detainees may also wish to ask to see someone from their detention centre’s visitors group - if there is one – who may be able to provide them with appropriate advice and support.

Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID)
28 Commercial Street
London E1 6LS
T: 020 7247 3590
F: 020 7247 3550
E: enquiries@biduk.org
W: www.biduk.org

Refugee and Migrant Justice (contact details above) also have a telephone advice line specifically for detainees. T: 020 7780 3200 or free phone on: 0800 592 398.

Immigration Advisory Service (contact details above) call the IAS Detention Line on 020 7967 1299. Leave your name, place of detention and a contact telephone number and one of the IAS advisors will call you back.

Bail Circle - The Bail Circle is a network of volunteers willing to act as ‘sureties' to enable a detained asylum seeker to obtain bail. Please telephone the Bail Circle Administrator on: 020 7654 7241 or email: bail.circle@ctbi.org.uk

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