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| Deported asylum seeker must return to UK: High Court |
| 2021-07-07 |
| [ARABNEWS] Home Secretary Priti Patel must within the next two weeks recover to the UK an asylum seeker who was deported to La Belle France, the High Court has ruled. Justice Wall ordered Patel to use her "best endeavors" to return a 38-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker from Darfur, identified in court proceedings as AA. Wall’s ruling on Tuesday comes on the day that Patel launched a new bill that will allow for charges against AA passed through war-torn Libya, where he says he was tortured and sold into slavery, while traveling to Europa ...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum... after escaping persecution in his home country. The High Court was told that AA had nine of the 11 indicators of torture and trafficking, including scarring. He arrived on British shores in a small boat from La Belle France on June 4, 2020, and claimed asylum. But on Aug. 12, 2020, he was sent back to La Belle France, where authorities said he had to leave within a month, leaving him homeless and desperate. The High Court found that AA was given a shortened asylum screening interview on arrival in Britannia, which broke from the previous policy of asking questions such as "please outline your journey to the UK." This, the court heard, could have identified information about AA’s journey through North Africa, where Wall said AA must return to Britannia to be given a proper asylum seeker screening: "It is accepted by the defendant that these entries do not necessarily record answers actually given by interviewees but were at times completed by immigration officers from other information in their possession," Wall added. "It is to say the least an unfortunate way to record this information." Related: Priti Patel: 2021-07-05 Six Million EU Citizens Apply to Stay in UK after Brexit Priti Patel: 2021-06-02 Britain braced for summer of migrant mayhem: Fears of 'mob unrest' by asylum seekers unhappy with their conditions after landing in the UK - as 'phenomenal' numbers continue to arrive despite Priti's vow of border crackdown Priti Patel: 2021-06-01 UK to speed up relocation of Afghan staff amid safety concerns |
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