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Posted On: November 2nd 2026, 05:00 pm
WE FOUGHT FOR MARIANNE AND EVE'S SAFETY — AND WON! We turned a refused asylum claim into a life-changing court victory. ⚖

Marianne and her daughter Eve fled domestic violence in 2024, seeking safety in the UK. However, despite clear evidence of abuse and the failure of authorities in their home country to protect them, the UK government refused their asylum claim.

At Refugee and Migrant Justice, we refused to give up, knowing there was a way to challenge this injustice.

We took the government to court, and finally, justice has been served! The Court recognised the serious risks Marianne and Eve would face in their home country, acknowledging their vulnerability and the impact of trauma.

Today, Marianne and Eve have both been granted refugee status. They can finally begin rebuilding their lives in safety. This victory is a powerful reminder of why access to justice and expert legal representation matter. This wouldn’t have happened without expert legal representation by @gardencourtchambers

Everyone deserves safety. Everyone deserves protection. Everyone deserves justice.

Congratulations, Marianne and Eve!

Note: names have been changed to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the individuals involved.

📢Help us fight for more families like theirs. Share this story and help raise awareness of the work we do.

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