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             By a decision, dated 23 April 2023, Judge of the First-tier Tribunal Craft ("the judge") dismissed an appeal brought by the appellant, a citizen of Kenya, against a decision of the Secretary of State, dated 4 May 2022, which refused his asylum, humanitarian protection and human rights claims. The appellant now appeals to this Tribunal against the decision of the judge.
             The judge heard the appeal under section 82(1) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 ("the 2002 Act").
         Judge of the First-tier Athwal granted permission to appeal on all grounds. She considered it was arguable that the judge had "erred by failing to adequately consider all the relevant medical evidence, make findings of fact and provide adequate reasons", particularly with regard to "the weight he attached to the scarring reports prepared by Dr. Hajioff and Dr. Sommerlad".
         There are three grounds of appeal. Ms. Yong, who drafted the grounds of appeal, set them out to us in her oral submissions.
         The second ground argues the judge failed to make findings on the risk to the appellant as a consequence of social media posts showing the appellant taking part in LGBTI activities in the United Kingdom. The judge failed to consider the appellant's claim that he was threatened by Peter Kariuki on Facebook.
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