Immigration advice and representation - a Law Centre leaflet in 10 languages. Also available as a poster December 2013

Young people and trafficking - leaflet detailing a new Law Centre (NI) / Comic Relief Project December 2013

Human trafficking: new working arrangements for adult victims of trafficking in Northern Ireland March 2013

The best interests of children in immigration law March 2013

Briefings on immigration, marriage, partnerships and family relationships  March 2013

Strengthening the Common Travel Area  March 2012

The case of Z February 2012

Senior care workers and immigration - changes to tier 2 of the points based system April 2011

HJ (Iran) - A fundamental shift in asylum law March 2011

Changes to immigration tribunals

From 15 February 2010, the functions of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal have transferred to a new two-tier system.  This briefing explains the workings of the Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber, and how these changes affect clients and their advisers

This booklet for people who have been trafficked briefly explains their rights and how to contact us for help. Twelve languages: English, Albanian, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, French, Lithuanian, Malaysian, Mandarin, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Thai

An A4 poster with the word ‘Exploited?’ in all the languages above, and the Law Centre’s advice line number. For display in public areas

This booklet tells people where they can get immigration advice in Northern Ireland. Twenty-one languages: English, Albanian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Cantonese, Czech, Farsi, French, Hindi, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Mandarin, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Tetum, Turkish, Urdu

A Refugee Action Group publication with important information for asylum seekers who may be detained in Northern Ireland. (The Law Centre is a member of Refugee Action Group)

A Refugee Action Group booklet to answer frequently asked questions about refugees and dispel myths about asylum

Published in 2001, Sanctuary in a cell is a report on the detention of asylum seekers in prisons in Northern Ireland. The practice has now been discontinued, and immigration detainees are now routinely sent to detention centres in England and Scotland (see Forced to flee below). The report remains an important document in understanding the specific history of Northern Ireland's treatment of asylum seekers. You can order the full report for £9.95 here

A progress report on the detention of asylum seekers in Northern Ireland, published in July 2003