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The Independent Asylum Commission (IAC) was an organisation which attempted to "conduct a truly independent review of the UK asylum system from beginning to end." The commission was made up of groups of citizens from local churches, mosques, trade union branches, schools, and other various community groups from the London Citizens and Birmingham Citizens. The Commission was independent of the UK government and the refugee sector, and was funded entirely by charitable trusts. It sought to examine key stages of the asylum process such as the access to the asylum through its determination process, the appeals process, treatment of vulnerable groups, and material support and accommodation. The commission held public hearings throughout the UK between January and November 2007. It published its

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rdfs:comment	The Independent Asylum Commission (IAC) was an organisation which attempted to "conduct a truly independent review of the UK asylum system from beginning to end." The commission was made up of groups of citizens from local churches, mosques, trade union branches, schools, and other various community groups from the London Citizens and Birmingham Citizens. The Commission was independent of the UK government and the refugee sector, and was funded entirely by charitable trusts. It sought to examine key stages of the asylum process such as the access to the asylum through its determination process, the appeals process, treatment of vulnerable groups, and material support and accommodation. The commission held public hearings throughout the UK between January and November 2007. It published its (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark Sarajevo Scotland European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment David Ramsbotham, Baron Ramsbotham House of Lords United Nations United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Earl of Mar Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees MigrationWatch UK Citizens UK Government of the United Kingdom Commissioner Labor court Westminster Abbey Katie Ghose Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons High Court of Justice Asylum and Immigration Tribunal Asylum seeker Right of asylum in the United Kingdom International Contact Group (Basque politics) Court of Appeal (England and Wales) Association of Muslim Lawyers Human rights organisations based in the United Kingdom John Douglas Waite John Montagu, 11th Earl of Sandwich Auxiliary bishop Margaret of Mar, 31st Countess of Mar Border and Immigration Agency Refugee Scottish Refugee Council Charitable trusts UNICEF UK Shamit Saggar Citizen Organising Foundation Bishop Patrick Lynch dbr:Nicholas_Sagovsky
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.citizensforsanctuary.org.uk/pages/reports/InterimFindings.pdf http://www.citizensforsanctuary.org.uk/pages/reports/DeservingDignity.pdf http://www.citizensforsanctuary.org.uk/pages/reports/SafeReturn.pdf http://www.citizensforsanctuary.org.uk/pages/reports/SavingSanctuary.pdf
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has abstract	The Independent Asylum Commission (IAC) was an organisation which attempted to "conduct a truly independent review of the UK asylum system from beginning to end." The commission was made up of groups of citizens from local churches, mosques, trade union branches, schools, and other various community groups from the London Citizens and Birmingham Citizens. The Commission was independent of the UK government and the refugee sector, and was funded entirely by charitable trusts. It sought to examine key stages of the asylum process such as the access to the asylum through its determination process, the appeals process, treatment of vulnerable groups, and material support and accommodation. The commission held public hearings throughout the UK between January and November 2007. It published its initial findings in March 2008 and then three full reports over summer 2008. The initial report said that the UK's treatment of asylum seekers falls "seriously below" the standards of a civilised society. The Border and Immigration Agency rejected the report, claiming it operates a "firm but humane" system. (en)
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