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                  The Appellant is a citizen of Albania born on 23rd June 2003. He appeals against a decision of the Respondent dated 1 December 2022 to refuse to grant him international protection. The Appellant left Albania around September 2018 and travelled by plane to Italy. He entered the United Kingdom on 28th January 2019 by lorry. On 4th November 2019 he claimed asylum. On 23rd April 2021 an NRM referral was made as the appellant stated that he was a victim of trafficking in Albania.
                  In defining the scope of the re-hearing the judge stated:
"Given the respondent accepted that the Refugee Convention is engaged by the events in Albania, the outstanding matter is an assessment of the risk on return. As this is a discrete point it can remain in the Upper Tribunal for determination."
Attached to this determination is a copy of the text of the error of law decision of Judge Farrelly.
                  In consequence of the decision to set aside in part the determination of the First-tier, the matter came before me to rehear the appeal. As this is a claim for international protection I remind myself that the burden of proof of establishing matters rests upon the appellant and the standard of proof is the so-called lower standard that is to say a reasonable chance.
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