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Court backs asylum, says woman s feminism would endanger her in Mexico | Business

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court Monday backed the asylum claim of an undocumented immigrant in Phoenix who said her feminist political beliefs would put her in danger if she was returned to Mexico. A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the abuse that woman suffered at the hands of her mother, her ex-husband and her former partner was not solely the result of dysfunctional relationships. It also stemmed from her “feminist political opinion.” “Indeed, some of the worst acts of violence came ‘immediately after’ Petitioner asserted her rights as a woman,” said the opinion by Circuit Judge Susan Graber.

Mexican woman beaten for feminist views eligible for asylum in U S , appeals court rules

Mexican woman beaten for feminist views eligible for asylum in U.S., appeals court rules FacebookTwitterEmail Migrants cross the Rio Bravo in an attempt to get from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to El Paso, Texas, where they plan to seek asylum in the United States.Herika Martinze / AFP / Getty Images A woman who was raped and beaten by a husband and a partner in Mexico for expressing feminist views like saying she had the right to be treated equally and hold a job is eligible for asylum in the United States because she would face persecution in her homeland, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.

Court backs asylum, says woman s feminism would endanger her in Mexico

Court backs asylum, says woman’s feminism would endanger her in Mexico A federal appeals court said an undocumented immigrant could seek asylum in the U.S. after showing that abuse an ex-husband and a former partner inflicted on her were the result of her feminist political beliefs and not just a bad relationship. If returned to Mexico, she said, she would be attacked for those beliefs. (Source: Pixabay) By Sarah Oven | April 6, 2021 at 12:08 PM MST - Updated April 6 at 12:08 PM WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court Monday, April 5, backed the asylum claim of an undocumented immigrant in Phoenix who said her feminist political beliefs would put her in danger if she was returned to Mexico.

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