The applicant argues that, because the PCDO did not expressly impugn the applicant's credibility, then she must have considered his evidence to be credible. It was incumbent upon the decision-maker therefore to explain why she preferred documentary evidence over the applicant's own evidence: Okyere-Akosah v. Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration) (1992), 157 N.R. 387 (F.C.A.).
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