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CoA judgment on whether Home Office acted unlawfully in not providing suitable accommodation for asylum seeker

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Court of Appeal judgement in O, R (On the Application Of) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 2734 (Admin) -

This is a claim for judicial review of what is alleged by the Claimant to be the Defendant’s historic and continuing unlawful failure to provide suitable accommodation to her and to her two young children. The Defendant accepts that she has a duty to provide accommodation to the Claimant and her children and that the accommodation that has been provided to them since August 2018 is not suitable for them. The issue for me to decide is whether the Defendant has acted unlawfully.