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| Phase | What We Do | Deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Case scoping | Identify country, claim grounds, and applicable country guidance | Scope confirmation and expert match |
| Research | Field research, Home Office COI, UN, and primary sources | Source bibliography |
| Report drafting | OSCOLA-cited report addressing specific claim matrix | CPR Part 35 compliant expert report |
Frequently asked questions
What should a country condition report include for UK tribunals?
Reports address the specific claim matrix - political opinion, religion, clan, internal relocation, and state protection - with OSCOLA-cited sources including Home Office COI, UNHCR, and field research. They must comply with CPR Part 35 and address any binding country guidance.
How long does a standard Africa country condition report take?
Typically 2–3 weeks from instruction. Urgent turnaround (5 business days) may be available subject to expert availability and case complexity.
Which African countries do you cover?
All 54 African nations, including high-volume tribunal countries such as Nigeria, Somalia, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan, Zimbabwe, DRC, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.