Supreme Court rejects Home Office's claim asylum seekers self-harming to fabricate claims
The judgement is an embarrassing blow to Home Secretary Sajid Javid whose department often claims asylum-seekers are not genuine victims of torture
THE Supreme Court has found there is almost no evidence that refugees self-inflict torture scars in order to fabricate asylum claims.
A unanimous ruling by Britain’s top court today stated that evidence of “self-infliction by proxy” on the part of asylum-seekers is “almost non-existent.”
The judgement is an embarrassing blow to Home Secretary Sajid Javid whose department often claims asylum-seekers have wounded themselves and are not genuine victims of torture.
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