#14 - How to overcome systemic barriers in LGBTQ asylum claims, with Sharalyn Jordan
Borderlines28 Feb 2017

#14 - How to overcome systemic barriers in LGBTQ asylum claims, with Sharalyn Jordan

In this episode we discuss how to overcome systemic barriers in LGBTQ asylum claims. Much of this episode is dedicated to establishing how LGBTQ asylum claimants must prove their sexual identity during their refugee claim. How does someone from a country where being gay is illegal and who has been a closeted homosexual for their entire life prove that they are gay? What do Immigration and Refugee Board members expect? How can counsel assist? Finally, we discuss whether LGBTQ asylum claimants should even be required to prove their sexual orientation as part of their asylum claim.Sharalyn Jordan is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University. She works with with community agencies that support LGBTQ and refugee mental health as they develop and assess their counselling practices and programs. Sharalyn can be reached on Twitter @SharalynJordan

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