Brussels, 18/07/2014 (Agence Europe) - When an asylum-seeker claims to have suffered persecution on the grounds of his sexual orientation and to be seeking asylum on those grounds, the credibility of the claim must be assessed by the member state's authorities, but they must not use medical or pseudo-medical examinations, inquisitorial interrogations or demands of proof of sexual activity, ruled European Court of Justice Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston in joint cases C-148/13, C-149/13...