英国高等法院法官下令内务部将一名涉嫌人口贩运受害者从法国遣返回英国[1]。该法官撤销了内务部的政策变更，该政策曾拒绝寻求庇护者在初次申请被拒后重新申请人口贩运索赔的权利[1]。法官在判决中表示"我已经撤销了它，使其如同从未发生过一样"[1]。这是此类判决中的首例，可能导致更多受"一进一出"政策影响的人被带回英国[1]。
被遣返者来自苏丹，是刑讯逼供的幸存者，曾被强制遣返到法国[1]。五名寻求庇护者对内务部长的政策变更提出了质疑[1]。高等法院已授予内务部和寻求庇护者对判决的各个要点提出上诉的许可[1]。
A High Court judge in the United Kingdom has ordered the Home Office to return an alleged trafficking victim who was forcibly removed to France, marking the first ruling of its kind in such cases.[1] The judge rescinded a Home Office policy change that had previously denied asylum seekers the right to reapply for trafficking compensation after their initial claims were rejected.[1] According to the judge's ruling, the policy has been quashed, with the court stating the decision has been overturned so "it is as though it never happened."[1]
The individual affected is a Sudanese national and torture survivor who was deported to France on November 27, 2025.[1] This judgment comes as part of a broader legal challenge brought by five asylum seekers contesting the Home Office's policy shift.[1] The ruling is expected to potentially result in the return to the UK of additional individuals affected by the "one in one out" scheme, which has linked immigration admissions to deportations.[1] Both the Home Office and the asylum seekers have been granted permission by the High Court to appeal various aspects of the decision.[1]