A Sudanese woman has won her battle to stay in the UK after a court overturned her initial asylum rejection, ruling that deportation would violate her human rights under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Her case centered on her marriage to her cousin — a union initially doubted by officials as a tactic to gain entry — but the upper tribunal found it legitimate, recognizing their deep-rooted family life and the husband’s genuine intent to settle in Libya before seeking refuge in the UK. The court also affirmed that cousin marriages are legal in the UK, dismissing concerns about the relationship’s validity.
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