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Jacob Lagnado made this Freedom of Information request to Home Office
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From: Jacob Lagnado
16 September 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
I refer to Table 2a of the supplementary tables which accompany the
2008 Control of Immigration Statistics. This table gives figures
for "Applications (1) received for asylum in the United Kingdom,
excluding dependants, by country of nationality 1999 to 2008".
Would it be possible to have a breakdown of those nationalities,
and corresponding figures, included within the category 'Other
Americas'?
Yours faithfully,
Jacob Lagnado
Research and Information Officer
Information Centre about Asylum and Refugees
D605, Social Sciences Building
City University, Northampton Square, London, EC1V 0HB
0207 040 4594
http://www.icar.org.uk
From: Freedom Of Information Team ( IND )
Home Office
18 September 2009
Dear Jacob Lagnado
Thank you for your below request, which is being considered under the
Freedom of Information Act, we will respond shortly.
Yours sincerely,
Freedom of information team
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From: Jacob Lagnado
15 February 2010
Dear Dhani Amardeep (RDS),
As a matter of urgency I need to inform you that today we were
contacted by an asylum seeker whose name, along with the names of
many others and what is presumably confidential information,
appeared as part of the document you attached in response to my FOI
request (excel file entitled "asylum applications for other
Americas").
This information appears to be somehow encrypted in the file as we
could not see it, but this asylum seeker came across it upon doing
a google search of her name. We have managed to remove the file
from our website, however the personal information still comes
up on a google search using her name, in html form.
I would be grateful if you could treat this matter as urgent to try
and remove this information completely from the public domain and
from files which your section sends out.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Yours sincerely,
Jacob Lagnado
Research and Information Officer
Information Centre about Asylum and Refugees (ICAR)
D605, Social Sciences Building
City University
Whiskin Street
London EC1V 0HB
www.icar.org.uk
tel: +44 (0)20 7040 4596
From: Dhani Amardeep (RDS)
Home Office
15 February 2010
I no longer work in this section, please redirect your queries to
Ivy Lau (020 8760 8515), Liz Harris (020 8760 8250) or Liza Murray (020
8760 8302).
Many thanks,
Amardeep Dhani
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From: Information Access
Home Office
10 March 2010
Dear Mr Lagnado
Thank you for alerting us to the technical issue with the Excel file. We
regret that this happened and are taking immediate steps to ensure
that this cannot happen again. Please find attached a replacement version
of the Excel file.
Yours sincerely
Oliver Lendrum
Information Access Team
Information Management Service | Shared Services Directorate | Home Office
| Ground Floor | Seacole Building | 2 Marsham Street | London | SW1P 4DF
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Francis Irving left an annotation (17 February 2010)
The Home Office are going to resend a clean version of the spreadsheet.
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