Sirri
as the Appellant.2.From Appendix 1, the “Chronology of Events”, one quickly discerns the protracted and moderately complex history of this appeal. In brief compass, the Appellant is a national of Egypt, now aged 53 years. Upon entered the United Kingdom in 1994, accompanied by his spouse and four children, the Appellant made an application for asylum which was refused some six years later on the basis that he was excluded from the protection of the Refugee Convention by reason of Article 1F(c) thereof. Some 22 years after his arrival, the Appellant continues to reside in the United Kingdom. His interaction with the U.K. legal system dates from September 2006. During the ensuing period, the landmark events in the litigation calendar have included the decision of the Supreme Court, promulgated on 21 November 2012; see Al-Sirri
- INTRODUCTION
- Sirri
- v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- THE REFUGEE CONVENTION
- THE SECRETARY OF STATE’S DECISIONS
- if proven
- DECISION OF THE
- “55 Refugee Convention: certification
- PERMISSION TO APPEAL
- there
- v Secretary of State for the Home Department and UNHCR (Intervening)
- the Appellant began to offer detailed explanations
- FIRST GROUND OF APPEAL: SECTION 8 AND ADVERSE INFERENCES
- “8 Claimant's credibility
- weight
- JT (Cameroon)
- both
- opinion
- text
- drafts
- reproductions
- Secretary of State for the Home Department
- Wednesbury
- CONCLUSION
- Chronology
- Appeal ref: AA/10668/2006
- IMMIGRATION & ASYLUM CHAMBER
- Between
- SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT
- Respondent
- Egypt
- Jordan / Yemen
- United Kingdom
- Asylum appeal proceedings
