The context of Refugee law

In the context of refugee law, who has the burden of proof of whether a claim is eligible for referral to the refugee protection division of the immigration and refugee board?

select one:

*the CBSA officer at the port of entry

*The minister of IRCC

*The refugee claimant

*The IRCC officer at an inland office

2. which of the following statements accurately describes the principle of non-refoulment?

select one:

*This principle [ale grant refugee claimants the right to access the court system and to have legal representation.

*The principle prevents Canada from returning a refugee to the country where they face a risk of presecution.

*The principal prevents Canada from removing refugee claimants who are guilty of serious non-political crimes until a final determination is made regarding their refugee claims.

*The principal prevents Canada from returning a refugee to their country of origin if their life is endangered due to natural disaster or armed conflict

3. If a claim is determined to be unfounded what does that mean for a refugee claimant?

select one :

*if the refugee immigration division at the immigration refugee board of Canada decides that a refugee claim is manifestly unfounded , the claimant will not have access to the refugee appeal division.

*if the refugee protection division at the immigration and refugee board of Canada decides that a refugee claim is manifestly unfounded, the claimant will not have access to the immigration appeal division.

*if a claim is unfounded the claimant must leave the country within 8 months.

*if the refugee protection division at the immigration and refugee board of Canada decides that a refugee claim is manifestly unfounded, the claimant will not have access to the refugee appeal division.