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The Tribunal dismissed AY’s asylum, humanitarian protection and human rights appeal, finding he had not proved Eritrean nationality and therefore could not establish risk on return.
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.
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.
The Tribunal dismissed CH’s asylum, humanitarian protection and ECHR appeal, finding him credible and bisexual but able to relocate safely within Namibia.
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.
O'Brien, R (On the Application Of) v HM Assistant Coroner for Sefton, Knowlsey and St Helens [2026] EWCA Civ 499 (22 April 2026)
The Court of Appeal allowed a challenge to an inquest scope decision, holding the coroner’s causation assessment was premature and irrational.
The Court of Appeal allowed a judicial review appeal over an inquest’s scope, holding the coroner’s causation decision was premature and irrational.
Leave to apply was refused because the medical decision-making process had concluded that dialysis would no longer be offered, and the Court of Protection cannot compel clinicians to provide treatment they are unwilling to offer. The application had no realistic prospect of success as the court cannot confer greater rights on a person lacking capacity than on a person with capacity.
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Townsend v Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust (Rev2) [2026] EWCA Civ 195 (03 March 2026)
The Court of Appeal held that disputes over life-sustaining treatment for an incapacitated patient may require Court of Protection scrutiny, and granted permission to appeal and to apply under s.50 MCA.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the Secretary of State’s appeal against a decision allowing Kamran Safi’s challenge to deportation to Afghanistan under Articles 2 and 3 ECHR.
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