The BBC investigation reveals the scale of pathology in the British asylum system. The murmured law firms and advisors are expected to assist immigrants for thousands of pounds in fabricating stories about alleged persecutions – including by pretending to be homosexuals, atheists or oppositionists.
Journalists, impersonating migrants, have established that there is simply a specialised network of "law Chancellery" that aid migrants legalise their stay in the UK – they pretend to be persecuted homosexuals, atheists or activists.
Lawyers offer ready-made scenarios, false papers and instructions on how to convince officials. In the event of asylum applications due to the persecution of homosexuals in the country of origin, there is even a anticipation of "renting" a partner to make past credible. The BBC reporter, who was active in the provocation, heard from “immigration lawyers” that there is no obstacle to his wife being admitted from Pakistan after receiving asylum in the UK due to his sexual orientation, he simply has to claim to be a lesbian.
The number of asylum applications due to sexual orientation is increasing at a evidence rate. As a result, the strategy that was meant to defend the truly persecuted becomes an easy mark of abuse and business for dishonest intermediaries.
