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The Secretary of State appeals with permission a decision of First-tier Tribunal Judge Keith (as he then was) ('the Judge') promulgated on 31 December 2018 in which the Judge allowed the appellant's appeal on asylum grounds but dismissed the appeal on humanitarian protection, human rights and EEA grounds.
Mr [F] is a citizen of Somalia born on 25 December 1981. On 8 February 2016 the Secretary of State made an order of his deportation from the United Kingdom and on 24 February 2017 refused his claim on protection and human rights grounds and revoked his refugee protection status.
Mr [F] is a national of Somalia who came to the United Kingdom on 22 March 2003 at which point he was granted refugee status based upon his membership of a minority clan. His wife and three children joined him in March 2006 with family reunion visas. The couple had a further child born in the United Kingdom. The Judge finds Mr [F] appears to remain married although now estranged from his wife.
Mr [F] has formed a relationship with a Swedish national with whom he has had three children although the Judge records a lack of clarity in relation to the nature of that relationship at [3] of the decision under challenge.
In relation to the protection issues the Judge's findings are summarised at [74 - 75] in the following terms:
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