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The Home Office wins case against Darfuri asylum-seekers after Law Lords rulings. The law lords ruled that the Court
of Appeal wrongly overturned a ruling that the three asylum-seekers from Darfur should not be sent back to camps in
Sudan. The Home Office had appealed to the House of Lords after the Court of Appeal ruled earlier this year that the
three should not be sent to Sudan.
The court had ruled that the three Darfuris should not be sent back to camps in Khartoum, as conditions there
were "unduly harsh." The three had appealed a ruling by the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal that would have sent them
back to the Sudanese capital.
The basis of Home Office appealed the decision was that the court had not found that the non-Arab Darfuris would face
mistreatment in Khartoum.
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