MIGRATION - appeal from judgment of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia - protection visa - appellant's mother appointed as litigation guardian - where appellant claims to fear harm as a "black child" in China because he was born to unmarried parents and in breach of China's family planning laws - where appellant's father imprisoned in Australia for drug related offences - where appellant claims to fear harm as a "son of a criminal" - where appellant's parents claim they are unable to pay the social compensation fee in China for the appellant as an "extra child" and "unmarried fertility" - where appellant's parents and an older sibling made individual protection claims which were unsuccessful - whether Tribunal failed to properly consider claims - whether Tribunal biased - whether Tribunal gave adequate reasons - whether Tribunal failed to take into account relevant considerations - whether appellant denied procedural fairness - whether Tribunal asked irrelevant questions - consideration of ss 36(2) and 424A of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) - appeal dismissed
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