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answer text: [holding answer 8 November 2013]: Asylum applicants are afforded ample opportunity to establish the reasons they fear persecution, including where that fear is based on the grounds of their sexuality. Asylum decision makers are trained to make sensitive and appropriate enquiries to explore the sexual orientation of an applicant where that is relevant to a claim. But the Home Office does not require evidence of an explicit nature to support asylum claims based on sexual orientation.
answer given date: 2013-11-11+00:00
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