The kind of claim shapes the report. Choose the profile closest to your client's case to see what a country report for Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal or Bhutan would address, which sources it draws on and what to send with the instruction.
Political Persecution Country Condition Reports
A political persecution report answers three questions for the tribunal: does the party or movement in question face targeting, could the appellant ob...
Read this pageReligious Minority Country Condition Reports
Religious minority reports cover the groups that appear most often in South Asian appeals: Muslims and Christians in India, Hindus in Bangladesh, Chri...
Read this pageLGBTQ+ Country Condition Reports
An LGBTQ+ report separates the law on paper from what happens in practice. It sets out the current legal position in the country concerned, including ...
Read this pageCaste Discrimination Country Condition Reports
Caste claims turn on whether the harm described reaches the level of persecution. A caste report therefore documents the kinds of harm reported agains...
Read this pageGender-Based Violence Country Condition Reports
Gender-based violence reports cover forced marriage and honour violence, dowry violence in India and Bangladesh, acid attacks in Bangladesh, trafficki...
Read this pageJournalist & Human Rights Defender Country Reports
Reports for journalists and human rights defenders start from the appellant's own output: what they published or campaigned on, where, and how widely ...
Read this pageDiaspora Activity Country Condition Reports
A diaspora report assesses two things: how visible the appellant's activity in the UK has been, and whether the authorities at home are able and motiv...
Read this pageReturn Risk Country Condition Reports
A return risk report looks forward from the date it is written. It considers how the appellant's profile would be treated on arrival and afterwards, a...
Read this pageFor a complete overview, see our South Asia asylum explained pillar page.