A judge has slammed the Home Office for using AI-generated fake evidence to deny a Moroccan mother’s asylum claim — a decision built on a non-existent document claiming Morocco was safe for her return. The judge detected AI hallmarks in the refusal letter and called it a “procedural error,” while the Home Office’s own internal guidance — never shared with the court — revealed Morocco’s deep flaws in protecting women, including child marriage and marital rape laws that could criminalize victims. The case underscores a dangerous flaw in how asylum decisions are made, with the Home Office now scrambling to fix its system — but the woman’s fate remains uncertain.
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