Sudanese migrant allowed to stay in Britain and cannot be deported because she married her cousin

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Sudanese migrant allowed to stay in Britain and cannot be deported because she married her cousin

A Sudanese migrant has been allowed to stay in Britain because she married her first cousin. Isra Abdallah Ibrahim, from Sudan, claimed Article 8 under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) would be in breach if she was deported as she would be forced to leave her husband, who is her first cousin. The Home Office initially rejected her asylum claim as it believed she only married her cousin in order to r…