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The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appellant AH)
AH (Sudan) and others (FC) (Respondents)
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[On appeal from: [2007] EWCA civ 297]
HOUSE OF LORDS
[2007] UKHL 49
Date: 14/11/2007
Before: Lord Bingham of Cornhill Lord Hoffmann, Lord Hope of Craighead Baroness Hale of Richmond, Lord Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood
Counsel Appellants: Rabinder Singh QC, Lisa Giovannetti, Robert Kellar (Instructed by Treasury Solicitors)
Respondents: AH: Manjit Gill QC, Abid Mahmood (Instructed by Blakemores) NM: Manjit Gill QC, Chris Jacobs (Instructed by White Ryland) IG: Manjit Gill QC, Basharat Ali, (Instructed by Aman Solicitors)
Intervener; UNHCR: Tim Eicke (Instructed by Baker and McKenzie)
LORD BINGHAM OF CORNHILL
My Lords,
- The three respondents, all of them men in their 30s, are Sudanese nationals. They are members of black African tribes, and formerly lived in Darfur. AH and IG worked as subsistence farmers. NM may have been employed in a business with his father. All three suffered severe persecution in Darfur at the hands of militias acting with government
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