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Politics · 21 August 2026

Court ruling could stop the Home Office deporting Albanian male trafficking victims

Court ruling could stop the Home Office deporting Albanian male trafficking victims

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Three senior immigration judges decided that a 21-year-old victim forced to work in UK cannabis farms faced genuine danger in Albania. The panel issued new legal guidance noting widespread corruption and a total lack of shelters for adult men returning to the country. Albanians accounted for a quarter of all forced removals last year, and the government is considering an appeal.

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