Medico-legal reports
The Immigration Law Practitioners’ AssociationGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
Scottish Legal aid BoardGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
Legal services CommissionGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
The bar CouncilGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
The Law SocietyGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
The Law SocietyGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
The Office of the Immigration Services CommissionerGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
RedressGeneral link - 17 February, 2012
Documents relating to the UKBA Non-detained Pilot that ran from July - Nov 2011Documents - 22 August, 2011
Referring Clients for Medico-Legal Reports (MLRs)Page - 14 June, 2011
The production of Medico-Legal Reports (MLRs) form a core part of our clinical work. An MLR can play a crucial role in a survivor’s asylum application because they provide detailed evidence of the extent of a torture survivor’s injuries and trauma.
Medico-Legal ReportsPage - 13 June, 2011
Every year Freedom from Torture’s doctors, psychologists and counsellors document evidence of the effects of torture through an important legal document: a Medico-Legal Report (MLR).
The Immigration Minister, Damian Green, has indicated that a report published today by Freedom from Torture will be used by the UK Border Agency (UKBA) to improve its processes in dealing with the asylum applications of torture survivors.
