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The Refugee Convention Framework

Welcome to Protection Claims

The Five Convention Grounds

Convention Grounds Checkpoint

Well-Founded Fear: What the Test Actually Requires

Refugee Definition Checkpoint

Humanitarian Protection and Article 3

Humanitarian Protection: The Real Risk Test

How Humanitarian Protection Differs from Refugee Status

HP vs Refugee Status Checkpoint

Credibility Assessment in Asylum Interviews (L3 add-on)

How Caseworkers Actually Assess Credibility

Credibility Indicators Checkpoint

Preparing a Client for the Substantive Interview

Interview Preparation Checkpoint

Move into the highest-stakes area of immigration casework: identify the Convention ground a claim actually fits, apply the well-founded fear and real risk tests correctly, and, as an L3 add-on, prepare a client properly for the credibility assessment that decides most claims.

Protection Claims

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