When I saw that, I said that whoever had made that decision had a problem. The decision affected the future of an entire family and the people behind me, not just mine. You see me here, but as an African, I have a large family behind me. That decision does not affect just me. When that decision was made... Right there, on the first page, it said “Dominican Republic of Congo”. I said there was a problem.
I do not want to wear out your patience and use up your time, but I can send you a copy of the decision. You can read it and see the inconsistencies, even in terms of the evidence. In the evidence, it was said that people who went to Congo, who were refouled by the English government, were arrested and tortured. There was a decision of an English judge calling for a moratorium on deportations to Congo. That decision was submitted, but to them, that wasn't proof.
That is the situation, Ms. Chow.