Judicial review dismissed as the RPD reasonably concluded the applicant failed to prove his identity.
The applicant, a minor claiming to be a citizen of Ghana, applied for judicial review of a Refugee Protection Division (RPD) decision rejecting his refugee claim.
The RPD found the applicant's identity documents—a birth certificate, health card, and school records—were inauthentic based on objective evidence and inconsistencies in his testimony.
The Federal Court held the RPD's assessment of the evidence was reasonable, noting the applicant failed to establish his identity on a balance of probabilities.
The application for judicial review was dismissed.
