Diaspora 20 July 2026

SBBS CPD Event on Immigration Law Updates Draws Strong Participation and Positive Feedback

Farjana Afroja

Press & Publication Secretary, SBBS

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SBBS CPD Event on Immigration Law Updates Draws Strong Participation and Positive Feedback

 

The Society of British Bangladeshi Solicitors (SBBS) successfully hosted its Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event on Immigration Law Updates on 4 July 2026, attracting a strong turnout of legal professionals, community representatives, and individuals with an interest in immigration law.

 

The event provided attendees with an important opportunity to gain insights into recent developments in immigration law and policy. Participants benefited from comprehensive presentations and practical guidance delivered by two distinguished speakers, Barrister Zane Malik KC and Barrister Shahadoth Karim, both recognised for their expertise and extensive experience in immigration law.

 

During the session, the speakers examined key legal developments, emerging trends, and recent changes affecting immigration practice in the United Kingdom. Complex legal issues were explained in a clear and accessible manner, enabling attendees to deepen their understanding of the evolving immigration landscape and its implications for practitioners and clients alike.

The event formed part of SBBS’s ongoing commitment to supporting professional development within the legal profession. By providing access to expert knowledge and current legal updates, the organisation continues to create valuable learning opportunities for solicitors, barristers, trainees, and aspiring legal professionals.

 

Participants praised the quality of the presentations and the practical relevance of the information shared. The positive feedback received following the event highlighted the importance of CPD programmes in helping legal professionals remain informed about legislative changes, policy developments, and best practices in a rapidly changing area of law.

 

SBBS expressed its gratitude to the speakers for generously sharing their expertise and to all attendees, volunteers, and organisers whose contributions helped make the event a success. The organisation also acknowledged the enthusiasm and engagement of participants, which contributed to lively discussions throughout the programme.

 

As immigration law continues to evolve, initiatives such as this CPD event play a vital role in strengthening professional knowledge and fostering greater engagement within the legal community. SBBS has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering further educational and networking opportunities that support excellence, diversity, and professional growth across the sector.

The success of the Immigration Law Updates event demonstrates the continuing demand for high-quality legal education and highlights the important role that professional organisations such as SBBS play in supporting the development of legal practitioners and serving the wider community.