LGBTQ asylum seekers slam Suella Braverman after she states that anti-gay persecution is insufficient grounds for claims

Both Zain and Monsur have lived openly in the United Kingdom without fear of persecution. Sky News spoke with them about what may happen if they were returned to their various countries, where LGBTQ populations are still marginalised.

Both Zain and Monsur have lived openly in the United Kingdom without fear of persecution. Sky News spoke with them about what may happen if they were returned to their various countries, where LGBTQ populations are still marginalised.

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LGBTQ asylum seekers slam Suella Braverman after she states that anti-gay persecution is insufficient grounds for claims

Both Zain and Monsur have lived openly in the United Kingdom without fear of persecution. Sky News spoke with them about what may happen if they were returned to their various countries, where LGBTQ populations are still marginalised.

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Both Zain and Monsur have lived openly in the United Kingdom without fear of persecution. Sky News spoke with them about what may happen if they were returned to their various countries, where LGBTQ populations are still marginalised.

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