The claimants sought the protection of the Refugee Convention against deportation to their native Eritrea. Their own accounts of their experiences were doubted, and they sought to rely upon the general country guidance to demonstrate the risks they faced.
Buxton, Laws, Dyson LLJ
[2008] EWCA Civ 833
Bailii
England and Wales
Citing:
Cited – MA (Draft Evaders; Illegal Departures; Risk) Eritrea Cg IAT 26-Jun-2007
IAT 1. A person who is reasonably likely to have left Eritrea illegally will in general be at real risk on return if he or she is of draft age, even if the evidence shows that he or she has completed Active . .
Cited by:
Cited – MA (Somalia) v Secretary of State for The Home Department SC 24-Nov-2010
The asylum applicant had been found to have lied to exaggerate the risk of persecution if he was returned to Somalia. The Court was now asked as to the relevance of that finding, and as to the legitimacy of an appeal court interfering with the . .
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