The number of decisions overturned on appeal is testament to on-going problems with the asylum decision-making process, Amnesty International and the Still Human Still Here coalition said as they published a new report. The report 'A question of credibility: Why so many initial asylum decisions are overturned on appeal in the UK' examines why so many initial decisions to refuse asylum are being overturned by Immigration Judges. Home Office statistics show 25% of initial decisions to refuse asylum are being overturned on appeal. Read the report