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Canada Immigration Case law Canada, Wilson, IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements

· Updated October 4, 2016

Canada Immigration Case law  Canada, Wilson, IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements

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IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements — Applicant was Citizen of St-Vincent and Grenadines — Applicant alleged that she was assaulted and raped as employee of family farm — Applicant fled to Canada and sought refugee protection — Applicant suffered from schizophrenia and was admitted at hospital for psychiatric care in Montreal — Refugee Protection Division of Immigration and Refugee Board (Board) found that applicant was neither convention refugee nor person in need of protection — Applicant brought application for judicial review of decision — Application dismissed — Board reasonably concluded that applicant did not objectively fear persecution — Board evaluated all evidence before it — Aggressor did not threaten or assault applicant for two years after alleged incident before she left for Canada

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