- BY Colin Yeo
New tribunal case on burden and standard in refugee exclusion cases
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New(ish) tribunal case on burden and standard in refugee exclusion cases. The official headnote:
In every case involving exclusion of protection under Article 1F of the Refugee Convention, the onus of proof is on the Secretary of State, a detailed and individualised examination of the facts is required, there must be clear and credible evidence of the offending conduct, and the overall evaluative judgment involves the application of a standard higher than suspicion or belief.
Source: Al – Sirri (Asylum – Exclusion – Article 1F(c)) Egypt [2016] UKUT 448 (IAC) (17 August 2016)
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