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Human rights law 2026 CHRT 4

C.D. v. Canadian Armed Forces

Tribunal case management ruling ordering the Respondent to provide detailed witness summaries and complete document disclosure by March 20, 2026.

  • Discrimination
  • Harassment
  • Accommodation
  • Disclosure and witness summaries
  • Tribunal procedure and case management
  • Human-rights
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Immigration law 2023 RLLR 106

2023 RLLR 106

The claimant, a transgender woman, provided credible testimony corroborated by medical records and country evidence showing systemic discrimination and risk of arrest and violence in Lebanon; state protection is lacking and no safe internal flight alternative exists; therefore the claimant has a well-founded fear of persecution on the basis of membership in a particular social group and is a Convention refugee.

  • Transgender persecution
  • Membership in a particular social group
  • State protection
  • Internal flight alternative
  • Credibility and evidence
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Immigration law 2020 RLLR 166

2020 RLLR 166

The claimant was found credible, established nexus to the Convention ground as a member of the particular social group of trans women, provided clear and convincing evidence that state protection in Mexico is inadequate, and demonstrated that no internal flight alternative exists; therefore she qualifies as a Convention refugee under section 96 IRPA.

  • Convention refugee
  • State protection
  • Internal flight alternative
  • Sexual orientation and gender identity (sogie)
  • Credibility assessment
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Immigration 2020 RLLR 153

2020 RLLR 153

The panel accepted the claimant as a credible transgender woman whose subjective fear is supported by objective country conditions showing pervasive violence and discrimination against transgender persons in Mexico, a lack of adequate state protection at the operational level and no viable internal flight alternative; therefore the claimant meets the definition of a Convention refugee under sections 96 and 97(1) of the IRPA.

  • Convention refugee
  • Particular social group
  • State protection
  • Internal flight alternative
  • Credibility assessment
  • Sogie guidelines
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