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MZ v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The Tribunal dismissed an asylum and human rights appeal by an Iranian claimant said to have converted to Christianity, finding his conversion account not credible.

  • Refugee convention
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Conversion to christianity
  • Risk on return to iran
  • Article 2 echr
  • Article 3 echr
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JK v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The tribunal allowed JK’s asylum appeal, accepting his account of Taliban persecution linked to a dental clinic and Hazara ethnicity, but dismissed humanitarian protection.

  • Refugee convention
  • Credibility assessment
  • Convention reason
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Section 8 credibility damage
  • Anonymity order
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EN v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal dismissed EN’s appeal on asylum, humanitarian protection and human rights grounds, finding no proven political risk, medical Article 3 claim, or Article 8 breach.

  • Refugee convention
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Article 3 echr
  • Article 8 echr
  • Private life
  • Medical claim
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TH v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The Tribunal dismissed TH’s asylum, humanitarian protection, and human rights appeal, finding he had not displaced the earlier finding that he was Ethiopian.

  • Nationality credibility
  • Refugee convention protection claim
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Article 3 echr
  • Article 8 echr
  • Anonymity direction
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NC v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The tribunal dismissed NC’s asylum, humanitarian protection and human rights appeal, finding no real risk on return to Bangladesh and no Article 8 breach.

  • Refugee convention
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Article 8 echr
  • Article 2 echr
  • Article 3 echr
  • Anonymity order
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AH (Iran) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal allowed an Iranian Kurdish appellant’s asylum and human rights appeal, accepting adverse attention in Iran and genuine UK sur place activity.

  • Protection claim
  • Refugee convention
  • Sur place activity
  • Risk on return to iran
  • Article 3 echr
  • Anonymity direction
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RF & SR v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The Tribunal allowed linked Colombian asylum and human rights appeals by two social leaders, finding they were targeted by FARC dissidents and could not safely relocate.

  • Refugee convention
  • Particular social group
  • State protection
  • Internal relocation
  • Article 3 echr
  • Article 8 echr
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NRJA v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The tribunal allowed this Sri Lankan asylum appeal after accepting new medical and country evidence showed a real risk on return and that monitoring could be persecutory.

  • Refugee convention risk on return
  • Credibility assessment
  • Medical evidence
  • Article 3 echr
  • Article 8 echr
  • Devaseelan principle
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DS v The Secretary of State for the Home Department

The First-tier Tribunal dismissed D S’s asylum, humanitarian protection and human rights appeal, finding his account of HDP activity, detention and risk in Turkey not credible.

  • Refugee convention
  • Humanitarian protection
  • Article 2 echr
  • Article 3 echr
  • Article 8 echr
  • Credibility
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