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what was in the EU-turkey deal?

irregular migrants crossing from turkey to EU = returned to turkey

1 for 1, if turkey takes a syrian, Eu takes one out of turkey. 

lifiting visa requierments for turks

money for tureky

 

Why did Turkey agree?

  •  Visa liberalisation / accession: (-)

  •  1 pour 1: (-)

  •  Money: (-)

  •  syrians to blame in the own country

biggest problems with EU-Turkey-Deal?

an agreement disguised as deals that just the states have done. like that not going through parliment and so on. 

There is a jugement saying, that you cant make own deals as a membersate in an area, where EU has  competences. 

Turkey not a safe country for everyone. 

Courts confirmed the process anyways. 

Eu now dependend on erdogan, he can build pressure by sending refugees to greece, already done once

deal could serve as a model for even more questionable deals with other states

asylum = 

positive act to grant protection (and a special status) to a foreign person, generally (but not necessarily) on the basis of his or her qualification as a refugee;

Act of persecution

  • hreat to life or freedom on account of one of the 5 reasons is always persecution 

  • Other serious violations of human rights

  • Persecution still effective and up-to-date?

Punishment for common law offences as persecution?

 excessive punishment?
 penal prosecution for a reason mentioned in the refugee definition 

 use human rights and your own national legislation as a yardstick 

 check exclusion clauses

Exclusion (article 1, D, E, F) GC?

  •  D –already receiving UN protection or assistance (examples: UNKRAKorea, UNWRAPalestine)

  •  E – Persons who are not in need of international protection (person has taken residence in the country and enjoys same rights as nationals)

  •  F – Persons that are considered not to be deserving of international protection (unworthy persons)

why is GC non reouflement weak?

Exception

for people dangerous to country

Creation of the legal basis for the creation of CEAS?

 

Maastricht treaty (1993)

- Cooperation in the area of asylum as part of the 3rd pillar

Amsterdam treaty (1999) 

- moving asylum policy to 1st pillar (supranational pillar) 

- problem still needed unamity

- legal basis for phase 1 instruments, minimal standards

Lisbon treaty 2009

- abolition of pillar structure

-  common standards, legal basis for CEAS phase 2 instruments

In the CEAS, when do what directives apply?

1. Eurodac, Dublin and reception conditions directive. 

2. qualification directive and procedure directive

3. return directive

what happens if austria accepts a request to take back a person form switzerland, but the person is still in Switzerland after 6 month?

 

ARt. 29 para. 2 Dublin regulation

austria relieved of its obligations to take charge or to take back the person.

In special situations timelimit can be extended. if person is in detention

what happens if a person withdraws her asylum application dublin procedure?

the dublin system can't be applied. cessation art. 19 Dublin reg.

article, If no responsible member state can be designated: 

first member state in which the application was lodged (art. 3 para. 2

 Possibility to appeal the incorrect allocation of responsibility for a claim

art. ?

art. 27) dublin reg. 

diffrence in exclusion GC and qual. dir. ?

 

in qual dir. also people who helped or incited others to commit a serious crime

what is the temporary protection directive?

  • Exceptional (collective) measure to provide displaced persons from non-EU countries with immediate and temporary protection

what does  Mass influx (Article 2 lit. d) mean in temporary protection?

 Sudden influx
 Large number (not defined)
 All from the same area or country

historical scope of application GC?

before 1951 and only europe

later changed to all the time and all countries. 

only turkey still only takes europeans

what has to be there to say well founded fear is here?

  • Fear = subjective element, state of mind

  •  Evaluation of the applicant’s statements (rather than a judgment on

    the situation prevailing in the country of origin)

  •  But: «well-founded»; frame of mind must be supported by an objective

    situation

nationality vs. race?

they overlap. nationality more important

nationality = 

 Link with a certain state
 Membership of an ethnic or linguistic groups

to whom is the GC based non-reouflement applicable?

 

only to refugees

schengen vs. dublin?

schengen = boardercontroll = entry in force 1995

dublin = only apply for asylum in one state = enry in force 1997, only binding instrument for 10 years

 

Asylum and the pillar structure of the EU

Pillar 1: supranational

Pillars 2 & 3: intergovernmental

abolishon of pillar strcture in 2009 in lisbon

Proposals of September 2020: New Pact on Migration and Asylum

  •  «Screening Regulation»: «Pre-entry screening» at the border (5 days)  accelerated procedures for persons with little chances of getting protection (max. 12 weeks)

  •  (Futur) Procedures regulation: Asylum and return procedures at the borders

  •  «Asylum and Migration Management Regulation» with «solidarity mechanism»Choice between relocation or «return sponsorship» (in cases of crisis, pressure or for SAR operations)

  •  Enlargement of the Eurodac database

  •  Access to the long term resident status after 3 years (now 5)

collectiv obstacle for transfer in dublin procedures?

  •  systemic flaws in the asylum procedure and in the reception conditions for applicants in the responsible member state, resulting in a risk of inhuman or degrading treatment

when is detention during the dublin procedure ok?

  • Detention in order to secure transfer procedures

  • Significant risk of absconding?

  • Individual assessment (no standard form)

  • Proportionality test (as short a period as possible)

minor dublin

 

under 18, 

familiy member or sibling, legally present

any relative legally present and that realtive can take care of minor

who's family for dublin=

 

 minor children, spouse and if the parents or responsible adult for minor (realtion already existed in country of origin)

for minor also other person responsible for him by law

is it possible to lowder material reception conditions in a situation of very high pressure on the system?

yes art. 18 para 9, but the basic need always have to be covered. If not enough housing, you have to give money to rent a "normal" flat. 

AMR = 

Asylum and migration management regulation

how did the geneva convention comme to life?

after ww2 large movements of refugees. only for europeans and only before 1951 at the start

can discrimination be enough aswell for persecution?

 

yes if its really hard!

when is GC protection not applied to refugees?

 

danger to the people in host country, conviction of serious crime or other reason

family members asking for asylum in the same country, and the criteria would lead to separation?

in charge for all is

1. the memberstate with responisbility for most of them according to the criteria

2. or subsidiarily memberstate responsible for the oldest one

widerlegbar?

rebuttable

do you have to reexamin the criteria in a take back procedure?

normally not, but you have to check if minor or there are familiy members

what do you do, if you find a person on the territory of another MS without residence document?

 

you can do a take back procedure

two courts in eu and there application?

european court of justice = application of eu-law

european court of human rights = application of conventino on human rights

  • Still no equal treatment of refugees and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection. where?

(length of residence permit, social assistance)