Campaigners supporting students in the legal battle to clear their names from the accusation of cheating on the TOEIC exam have expressed worry as two incidents, including an overnight detention, affected two of the students involved in the campaign last week.

The campaign in support of the international students affected by the 'TOEIC cheating scandal’ made a forward step on January 24, with the creation of an All Party Parliamentary Group dedicated to the case.

Migrant Voice has launched a petition calling on the UK government to allow the students affected by the TOEIC cheating scandal to re-sit an English language test.

The case of the visa cancellations and deportations following the TOEIC cheating scandal in 2014 was for the first time debated in the UK parliament by opposition MPs and the Immigration Minister.

International students caught up in the UK TOEIC test scandal of 2014 are demanding the chance to prove their English level and continue their education, with lobby group Migrant Voice and MPs backing their campaign.

The Court of Appeals in London has ruled that those accused of fraud in a 2014 investigation into an ETS test centre have the right to an in-country review.

Four men embroiled in a fraud scandal uncovered by BBC Panorama in 2014 have been sentenced to prison for rigging 800 TOEIC tests in an effort to help test-takers cheat the UK’s immigration system.

The National Union of Students held an emergency organising meeting this week as many international students are still caught up in detentions and deportations from the TOEIC fraud scandal.