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Court denies asylum request from Congolese woman citing persecution and rape.
2 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 5 days ago
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- Cyprus’s Administrative Court has upheld the rejection of an asylum application from a woman from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- The court concluded that the woman's claims of persecution and rape contained significant contradictions.
- This decision marks the definitive closure of her case, as per the court's ruling.
- The administrative appeals court found her narrative to be unreliable and insufficient to warrant asylum.
- The woman had sought asylum citing threats of homicide and sexual violence in her home country.
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