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Court Rules that Libya is Too Dangerous to Send Anyone Back

29 June, 2017 visadreams

The Upper Tribunal has ruled that the conflict in Libya is so dangerous that the government should not be sending anyone back there. The new

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Upper Tribunal to Decide if it is Too Dangerous to Return Failed Asylum Seekers to Libya in new Country Guidance Case

3 May, 2017 visadreams

The Upper Tribunal is today hearing the appeal of a Libyan asylum seeker who fears that he will be at risk of being killed or

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