A Tribunal's failure to refer to a document in its reasons does not establish non-consideration where the cumulative evidence supports the inference that the document was read. A police letter expressing opinions based on undisclosed information from undisclosed sources has little or no probative significance. The inability of police to 'assure' 'sufficient' protection does not establish absence of state protection, since complete protection of citizens from harm is not expected of a country of nationality.
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