UK government ruled to have unlawfully housed unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels

High Court rules the UK government acted unlawfully by routinely housing unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels.
The child protection charity ECPAT brought legal action against the Home Office and Kent authorities over the improper hotel accommodations.
Justice Chamberlain states authorities breached duties of care to all children regardless of immigration status.
ECPAT says hundreds of children went missing and may have been trafficked due to government failures.
The judge ruled hotels should only be used temporarily in emergencies, not as a systematic solution.