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In what cases can I file an objection?
▪ If you applied for refugee status at a local immigration and foreigner affairs office and received a refugee non-recognition decision (including cases where humanitarian stay permission was granted), or if your refugee recognition decision was revoked or withdrawn, you can file an objection.
Objection targets
▪ Refugee non-recognition decision
- A decision that the refugee recognition application does not qualify as a refugee
▪ Refugee recognition decision revocation
- A disposition that retroactively invalidates the refugee recognition decision if it is found to have been based on submission of false documents, false statements, or concealment of facts
▪ Refugee recognition decision withdrawal
- A disposition that suspends the effect of the refugee recognition decision prospectively if the person who received it falls under any of the items in Article 22, Paragraph 2 of the Refugee Act
▪ Grounds for refugee recognition decision withdrawal
- Cases where the person who received refugee recognition is voluntarily receiving protection from their country of nationality again, or the main grounds for the refugee recognition decision have ceased, making it no longer possible to refuse protection from the country of nationality, etc.
▪ When filing an objection to a refugee non-recognition decision, etc.
- The applicant must clearly and specifically state in the objection form the reasons why they believe the disposition is unfair.