Refugee Credibility
Which Assumptions Underlie Adjudicators’ Conclusions that Refugee Claimants are Lying? A Canadian case study SSHRC 2021-24.
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Which Assumptions Underlie Adjudicators’ Conclusions that Refugee Claimants are Lying? A Canadian case study SSHRC 2021-24.
Hilary Evans Cameron & Sean Rehaag LFO 2019.The Meet Gary team is made up of refugee lawyers and refugee law researchers. We have decades of collective experience representing claimants before the Refugee Board and studying how Board members make their decisions.
Artificial Intelligence for a Reduction of False Denials in Refugee Claims Hilary Evans Cameron & Avi Goldfarb & Leah Morris, “Artificial Intelligence for a Reduction of False Denials in Refugee Claims” (2022) 35:1 Journal of Refugee Studies 493. View Article
Ryerson and UofT Professors Are Researching How AI Could Change Refugee Law Minh Truong, Ryerson and UofT Professors Are Researching How AI Could Change Refugee Law (November 2020), online: The Eyeopener. View Article
Machine Learning Makes Uncertainty Visible. Can It Help Reduce False Denials of Refugee Claims? Jovana Jankovic, Machine Learning Makes Uncertainty Visible. Can It Help Reduce False Denials of Refugee Claims? (October, 2020), online: University of Toronto. View Article