Years of campaigning and legal challenges have finally given some hope to thousands of international students, including Bangladeshis, subjected to historical injustices since 2014 over a wrongful allegation of cheating in English tests. The language test was conducted by a non-profit organisation Educational Testing Services (ETS). A first tier Appeal Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) in its verdict issued on June 18 concluded that ‘the generic evidence is not reliable because a number of students have been identified by ETS as having cheated but who did not in fact cheat.’ A UK-based rights group, Migrant Voice which has been supporting the victims of this injustice, has now signed a partnership with the law firm Bindmans LLP to launch a group compensation scheme against the Home Office. Due to the huge number of the victims, it has been likened by many something similar to Windrush scandal. In 2014, acting on a BBC investigation that unmasked some colleges in England faci...