Tuesday, February 19, 2013
lady from Togo denied asylum
Ms. Djondo, from Togo, was denied asylum because:
1] she said she was in a protest march on February 20, 2005; but really, it was on Feb. 27th.
The Department of State said the march was on the 27th; how come Ms. Djondo did not know that?
Why did she insist on a particular date? She could have said, "toward the end of February."
There is no need to give a particular date.
2] she said she went to the house of her cousin, and then the cousin took her to the hospital.
The letter from the cousin did not mention the hospital.
3] she said she was a member of a political party, and that she was harmed, and was hospitalized.
The letter from the party said she was a member, but nothing about harm.
4] She had no records from the hospital, and she did not explain what her efforts were, to get records.
MORAL OF THE STORY: -avoid particular dates
-make sure any letters of support are consistent
- try hard to get hospital records
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