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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Asylum and Immigration Tribunal >> A v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Iraq) [2003] UKIAT 00022 (07 July 2003) URL: https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKIAT/2003/00022.html Cite as: [2003] UKIAT 22, [2003] UKIAT 00022 |
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IN THE IMMIGRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL
[2003] UKIAT 00022 A (Iraq
)
Heard: 30.06.2003
Signed: 13.12.2003
Sent out: 07/07/03
Before:
John Freeman (chairman)
and
Mrs W Jordan
Between:
and:
Miss G Patel (counsel instructed by Ramsbottom & Co, Blackburn) for the appellant
Mr J Wyatt for the respondent
This is an appeal from a decision of an adjudicator (Mr AJ Blake), sitting at Taylor House on 8 November 2002, dismissing an asylum and human rights appeal by a Kurdish citizen of Iraq
. Leave was given on the basis that the adjudicator did not consider properly whether effective protection would be available: that means against breach of the appellant's human rights, because the adjudicator had agreed with the certificate on the asylum appeal. What he had then done, however, was to dismiss the human rights grounds without reviewing their merits. If those have already been fully discussed on the asylum appeal, that may be perfectly all right; but this adjudicator had dismissed that mainly for want of a Convention reason.
Enforced removals will be effected as soon as it is practicable to do so. There are several potential routes including to or via Baghdad or Basra, or directly to airports in Mosul or Erbil where humanitarian passenger flights are currently landing.
Appeal dismissed
John Freeman (chairman)