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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Asylum and Immigration Tribunal >> IB (Propiska update and corruption) Ukraine [2005] UKIAT 00095 (20 April 2005 URL: https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKIAT/2005/00095.html Cite as: [2005] UKIAT 00095, [2005] UKIAT 95, [2005] UKAIT 00095 |
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IB (Propiska-update and corruption) Ukraine UKIAT 00095
IMMIGRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL
Date of hearing: 15 February 2005
Date Determination notified: 20 April 2005
Before
Mr R. Hamilton
Between
Secretary of State for the Home Department | APPELLANT |
and | |
IB | RESPONDENT |
DETERMINATION AND REASONS
(1) that after such a long absence from the Ukraine, his former persecutors would no longer "have an issue" with the claimant ;
(2) that no political opinion would have been imputed to him ;
(3) that the adjudicator had not considered internal flight ; and
(4) that the adjudicator had not taken account of the fact, noted in the refusal letter, that the claimant had left the Ukraine through the normal channels with a properly-issued passport, which showed that the authorities had no adverse interest in him.
DECISION
The Secretary of State's appeal is dismissed.
Richard McKee
18th February 2005