The shape of the corpus.
366 cases and 67 campaigns, read across time, outcome, region, and the issues that link cases to campaigns. A working snapshot, not a finished argument.
What courts have done
Of 366 cases in the matrix, 107 (29%) resolved favorably, 32 (9%) adversely, and 28 (8%) remain pending. 199 are not yet tagged with an outcome, a curation gap rather than a substantive one.
When cases were decided
The matrix skews recent: most cases come from the 2020s. Older landmark decisions are present where they remain operative (1980–2020).
Where the matrix has reach
Region labels in the corpus mix continents, country sub-jurisdictions, and the “National” bucket; this snapshot is honest about that mix rather than smoothed.
Where cases and campaigns talk to each other
50 categories appear in both the cases and campaigns sides of the matrix. That overlap is the connective tissue: a lawyer reading a profile can click through to the campaigns mobilising on the same issue, and an organiser can do the reverse.
- asylum225 cases11 campaigns
- refugee216 cases11 campaigns
- non-refoulement84 cases0 campaigns
- article-358 cases0 campaigns
- immigration52 cases0 campaigns
- immigration-detention37 cases1 campaigns
- youth-justice18 cases13 campaigns
- united-states29 cases0 campaigns
- human-rights15 cases7 campaigns
- indigenous-rights13 cases8 campaigns
- youth-justice (18 ↔ 13)
- refugee (216 ↔ 11)
- asylum (225 ↔ 11)
- indigenous-rights (13 ↔ 8)
- human-rights (15 ↔ 7)
- raise-the-age (5 ↔ 7)
- justice-reinvestment (5 ↔ 5)
- detention-conditions (14 ↔ 4)
What's still moving
97% of campaigns in the matrix are tagged ongoing: advocacy work where an organiser can still pick up a phone, a strategy, or a coalition. Newest additions sit at the top.
- S-E-M-Z (ID 4203)United States (Board of Immigration Appeals) · 2026
- MS v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Professional Conduct: AI Generated Documents) BangladeshUK Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) · 2025
- MH (Appendix EU, withdrawal of concession) AlbaniaUK Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) · 2025
- IX, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Judicial Review; costs)UK Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) · 2025
- Rai & Anor v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Grounds of Appeal - Limited Grant of Permission)UK Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) · 2025
- Baarinsa & Ors, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appendix ROB: establishing wholly-owned subsidiary)UK Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) · 2025
- World Care DayNorthern Territory · concluded
- Tackle the drivers of crime to create safer communitiesVictoria, Australia · active
- Youth Homelessness Matters DayNorthern Territory · active
- Refugee Rights Network in Thailand (RNT) Joint Submission Universal Periodic Review of ThailandThailand · active
- Upholding Not Undermining International Law Civil Society Open Letter to StatesGlobal · active
- Global Refugee Statement – Global Refugee Forum Progress Review 2025Global · active