To determine whether a government can offer adequate protection a court must look not only at whether the government is able to offer such protection, but whether it will do so: see Bobrik v. M.C.I. (September 16, 1994 - IMM-5519-93 (F.C.T.D.)). Among the relevant factors, it must ascertain whether family violence is penalized under the country's legislation, whether that legislation is designed to protect victims against attacks and, most importantly, whether it is applied.
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