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The group believe that the emergency money provided by the government to culture-based organisations should be used to retain all jobs and that any other use of the funding is unfair. 25 Feb 2020.
The Public Inquiry was called in November 2019 following extensive litigation that arose out of a BBC Panorama documentary, “Undercover: Britain’s Immigration Secrets”,Following the documentary, the Home Office rejected calls for a Public Inquiry leading to MA (represented by Duncan Lewis) and another detainee, BB, to bring judicial review proceedings to challenge the Home Office’s response to the abuse (which eventually included instructing the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman – PPO – to undertake a ‘special investigation’) as failing to meet their investigative duties under Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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The Inquiry should in particular include investigation in to the mistreatment of complainants known (in the recent Brook House litigation) as MA and BB. Brook House’s then director, Ben Saunders, resigned soon after the broadcast.