Independent report

Mental health issues in immigration removal centres: Tavistock Institute review

The Tavistock Institute review on mental health issues experienced in immigration removal centres, including terms of reference and a response from the Home Office.

From:
Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration
Published
9 February 2015

Documents

Review of mental health issues in immigration removal centres

PDF, 453 KB, 15 pages

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Home Office response to: Tavistock Institute’s review of mental health issues in immigration removal centres

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Review into the welfare in detention of vulnerable persons: terms of reference

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Details

This independent report is a review from the Tavistock Institute looking at mental health issues experienced in immigration removal centres.

The additional documents include:

  • the Home Office response to the Tavistock Institute’s review
  • a terms of reference review into the welfare in detention of vulnerable persons

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Published 9 February 2015

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