GS (Existence of internal armed conflict)

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
JudgeSenior Immigration Judge Mather
Judgment Date23 February 2009
Neutral Citation[2009] UKAIT 10
CourtAsylum and Immigration Tribunal
Date23 February 2009

[2009] UKAIT 10

ASYLUM AND IMMIGRATION TRIBUNAL

THE IMMIGRATION ACTS

Before:

Senior Immigration Judge Mather

Between
GS
Appellant
and
Secretary of State for the Home Department
Respondent

GS (Existence of internal armed conflict) Afghanistan CG

The Secretary of State concedes that as at 7 January 2009 for the purpose of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) there is an internal armed conflict in Afghanistan extending to the whole of the territory of Afghanistan

DIRECTIONS
1

The respondent having by letter dated 7 January 2009 conceded that, for the purposes of International Humanitarian Law (“IHL”) there is at present an internal armed conflict in Afghanistan, and that for the purposes of IHL the whole of the territory of Afghanistan is to be treated as being in such a conflict

2

IT IS DIRECTED that the issue as to the existence of such a conflict is not to be aired at the forthcoming substantive hearing.

Signed

Senior Immigration Judge Mather

23/02/2009

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