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For the Appellant: Mr Bazini (Counsel) on behalf of the first, second and third Appellants on 31 st March 2014. No attendance on 17 th August 2015.
For the Respondent: Mr Tarlow (Senior Home Office Presenting Officer). Risk to followers of the Sikh and Hindu faiths in Afghanistan:
(i) Some members of the Sikh and Hindu communities in Afghanistan continue to suffer harassment at the hands of Muslim zealots.
(ii) Members of the Sikh and Hindu communities in Afghanistan do not face a real risk of persecution or ill-treatment such as to entitle them to a grant of international protection on the basis of their ethnic or religious identity, per se. Neither can it be said that the cumulative impact of discrimination suffered by the Sikh and Hindu communities in general reaches the threshold of persecution.
(iii) A consideration of whether an individual member of the Sikh and Hindu communities is at risk real of persecution upon return to Afghanistan is fact-sensitive. All the relevant circumstances must be considered but careful attention should be paid to the following:
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