Agwata v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, fct, 2026fc1124, 2026 fc 1124 (canlii), 2026, fc, 1124, (canlii), imm-10631-25, 2026, administrative law, judicial review, reasonableness, canada (minister of citizenship and immigration) v vavilov, 2019 scc 65, whether the refugee appeal division decision was transparent, intelligible and justified, alleged errors in credibility, evidence and sur place analysis assessed, no sufficiently serious shortcomings found, application for judicial review dismissed, evidence, new evidence, irpa, subs. 110(4), raza v canada (citizenship and immigration), 2007 fca 385, canada (citizenship and immigration) v singh, 2016 fca 96, whether disputed documents met statutory requirements and raza, singh factors, predating decision, availability not established, untranslated messages, no obligation to elicit missing details, evidence excluded, application dismissed, procedure, refugee appeal division appeal, credibility findings, whether credibility assessment was unreasonable given admitted fabrications, port of entry declaration false statements went to core of claim, explanation considered and rejected, guideline 9 considered but did not explain conduct, credibility determination upheld, application dismissed, evidence, documentary record, weight and assessment, whether remaining documentary evidence was dismissed too readily, support letters, photos, text messages, 2slgbtqia+ involvement documents considered, court declines to reweigh evidence, no failure to consider evidence shown, reasonableness of assessment upheld, application dismissed, citizenship and immigration, refugee protection, sur place refugee, chen v canada (citizenship and immigration), 2020 fc 907, whether applicant became a sur place refugee due to 2slgbtqia+ activities in canada, no evidence of attention of kenyan entities, not satisfied applicant would continue involvement on return, legal test applied, application dismissed