The family is legally entitled to live in the The family’s legal entitlement to stay in The family’s legal status puts Family members are being country indefinitely and has full rights to the country is temporary and/or them at risk of involuntary detained and at risk of employment and public funds. restricts access to public funds and/or removal from the country (e.g. deportation or the child is the right to work placing the child and asylum-seeking families or an unaccompanied family under stress. illegal workers) OR having limited financial resources/no There is evidence that a recourse to public funds child has been exposed or increases the vulnerability of involved in criminal activity the children to criminal activity to generate income for the (e.g. illegal employment, child family (e.g. illegal labour, CSE). employment, child labour, CSE). The is legally entitled to live in the country The child’s legal entitlement to stay in The child’s legal status as, for There is evidence that a indefinitely and has full rights to education and the country is temporary and/or example, an asylum-seeker or child has been exposed to public funds. restricts access to public funds placing an illegal migrant who may have or involved in criminal the child under stress. been trafficked puts them at activity either as a result of risk of involuntary removal from being trafficked into the the country. Their immigration country or to support status means they have limited themselves (e.g. illegal financial resources/no recourse employment, child labour, to public funds and increases CSE). their vulnerability to criminal activity (e.g. illegal employment, child labour, CSE). The child and their family have no links to The child and/or their parents/carers Family members, family friends The child, their proscribed organisations. See link below for list have strong links to proscribed or friends of the child have parents/carers or other of terrorist groups or organisations banned organisations strong links with proscribed close family members or under UK law organisations. friends are members of proscribed organisations.
The family is legally entitled to live in the country indefinitely and has full rights to employment and public funds. The family’s legal entitlement to stay in the country is temporary and/or restricts access to public funds and/or the right to work placing the child and family under stress. The family’s legal status puts them at risk of involuntary removal from the country (e.g. asylum-seeking families or illegal workers) OR having limited financial resources/no recourse to public funds increases the vulnerability of the children to criminal activity (e.g. illegal employment, child labour, CSE). Family members are being detained and at risk of deportation or the child is an unaccompanied There is evidence that a child has been exposed or involved in criminal activity to generate income for the family (e.g. illegal employment, child labour, CSE). The is legally entitled to live in the country indefinitely and has full rights to education and public funds. The child’s legal entitlement to stay in the country is temporary and/or restricts access to public funds placing the child under stress. The child’s legal status as, for example, an asylum-seeker or an illegal migrant who may have been trafficked puts them at risk of involuntary removal from the country. Their immigration status means they have limited financial resources/no recourse to public funds and increases their vulnerability to criminal activity (e.g. illegal employment, child labour, CSE). There is evidence that a child has been exposed to or involved in criminal activity either as a result of being trafficked into the country or to support themselves (e.g. illegal employment, child labour, CSE). The child and their family have no links to proscribed organisations. See link below for list of terrorist groups or organisations banned under UK law The child and/or their parents/carers have strong links to proscribed organisations Family members, family friends or friends of the child have strong links with proscribed organisations. The child, their parents/carers or other close family members or friends are members of proscribed organisations.
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