Home Office used ‘AI hallucinated’ information to refuse asylum claim, judge suggests
Summary
A judge said the UK Home Office used false or AI-generated information to refuse asylum to a Moroccan woman and her child fleeing violence. The Home Office relied on a document about Morocco’s safety that appears not to exist, which led the judge to call this a serious mistake.Key Facts
- The woman fled Morocco due to forced marriage, violence, and fear for her life.
- The Home Office refused her asylum claim, citing a country policy document (CPIN) saying Morocco was safe.
- The judge found no such CPIN document exists or can be found.
- The Home Office later provided a different, unpublished internal document (CIN), not shared in court.
- The unpublished document said Morocco does not fully protect women from forced marriage or marital rape.
- The judge said relying on a non-existent document is like using fake evidence.
- The Home Office says it reviews asylum cases carefully and based on current evidence.
- The woman’s asylum case is still ongoing.
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