· 1/10/2006
Haregwoin Abrha v. Alberto Gonzales 1 , Attorney General of the United States of America
Citations
- 433 F.3d 1072
- 2006 WL 44076
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- holding that relevant factors for humanitarian asylum include the degree of the harm suffered, the length of time over which the harm was inflicted, and evidence of psychological trauma resulting from the harm
- “Not all harm is severe enough to warrant a discretionary grant of asylum . . . .”
- “Not all harm is severe enough to warrant a discretionary grant of asylum....”
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Judges: Murphy, Bowman, Gruender
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