[94 Certification of human rights or protection claims as unfounded or removal to safe country]
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (2002 c 41) | Legislation

[94  Certification of human rights or protection claims as unfounded or removal to safe country]

[(1)     The Secretary of State may certify a protection claim or human rights claim as clearly unfounded.]

(3)     If the Secretary of State is satisfied that [a] claimant is entitled to reside in a State listed in subsection (4) he shall certify the claim under [subsection (1)] unless satisfied that it is not clearly unfounded.

[(3A)     A person may not bring an appeal under section 82 against a decision if the claim to which the decision relates has been certified under subsection (1).]

(4)     [The States] are—

(a)     . . .

(b)     . . .

(c)     . . .

(d)     . . .

(e)     . . .

(f)     . . .

(g)     . . .

(h)     . . .

(i)     . . .

(j)     . . .

[(k)     the Republic of Albania,

(l)     . . .

(m)     . . .

(n)     Jamaica,

(o)     Macedonia,

(p)     the Republic of Moldova, . . .

(q)     . . .],

[(r)     . . .

(s)     Bolivia,

(t)     Brazil,

(u)     Ecuador,

(v)     . . .

(w)     South Africa, and

(x)     Ukraine],

[(y)     India],

[(z)     Mongolia,

(aa)     Ghana (in respect of men),

(bb)     Nigeria (in respect of men)],

[(cc)     Bosnia-Herzegovina,

(dd)     Gambia (in respect of men),

(ee)     Kenya (in respect of men),

(ff)

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