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The current edition of the Manual is primarily the work of Victoria Neilson, Legal Director of Immigration Equality, Elissa Steglich, Managing Attorney of MIHRC, and former Immigration Equality intern Erin Harrist, Columbia University law student, J.D. We also wish to acknowledge the contributions to the prior two editions by the following individuals: Reverend Sid Mohn, Betsy Leonard, Amanda Adams, Noemi Masliah, Roger Doughty, Amy Gottlieb, Amanda Orendain, Diego Bonesatti, Suzanne Goldberg, Pradeep Singla, Heather Betz, David Cunningham, and Simone Hill. Without the tireless work and vision of these three individuals, this Manual would never have been written. The first two versions of the Manual were authored by Heather McClure of the Midwest Human Rights Partnership for Sexual Orientation, a project of MIHRC Christopher Nugent, a Board member of Immigration Equality (formerly known as the Lesbian and Gay Immigration Rights Task Force, LGIRTF) and Lavi Soloway, one of the founders of Immigration Equality and a pioneer in the work of LGBT and HIV asylum claims. An updated version was published in 2000. The original Preparing Sexual Orientation-Based Asylum Claims: A Handbook for Advocates and Asylum Seekers was first published in 1997, when sexual orientation-based claims were still relatively rare. These materials represent the third edition of the Preparing LGBTQ and HIV Asylum, Withholding and CAT Claims which is a collaborative effort between Immigration Equality in New York and the Midwest Immigrant and Human Rights Center (MIHRC) in Chicago. You should always consult an attorney regarding your matter. The information contained herein is for reference only and may not be up to date.

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