Attending at the Federal Court tomorrow.
It's an interesting case. In our view, the Refugee Protection Division made an error in not finding a nexus to a Convention ground; further, in not assessing the claim under the 'compelling' reasons exemption.
I am working on an potential paper on the compelling reasons exemption, and look forward to appearing before the Court and discussing the reviewable errors made by the RPD.
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