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August 6, 2008

Facebook used to aid LGBT asylum cases in Canada

Filed under: Asylum — Win @ 8:38 am

As we celebrate two asylum victories in a single day (one of them in record time!), I thought it was interesting to see this piece on Maclean.com about how Facebook is now being used in Canada to help with LGBT asylum cases:

Facebook, the popular online social network, is being used as a tool by some claimants to help prove their sexual orientation to immigration officials in Canada.

“A refugee claimant may not have (typical) documentation to support their claim” and individuals may have to be more resourceful in their submissions, says Hawkins.

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