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  1. Lees tip -> Uitleg: Artikel 19 beschermt tegen uitzetting bij ernstig risico | Het eerste lid van Artikel 19 is kort en duidelijk: collectieve uitzetting is verboden. Daarmee wordt bedoeld dat een groep mensen niet in één keer mag worden uitgezet zonder dat per persoon naar de individuele situatie is gekeken. | #uitzetting #uitlevering #asielrecht #HandvestEU #mensenrechten #Artikel19 #nonrefoulement |

    hbpmedia.nl/uitleg-artikel-19-

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    Judging a Ghost

    For over a decade, European states have externalized migration control to non-European partners such as Libya - often beyond the reach of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). S.S. and Others v. Italy challenged the legality of this practice: survivors of a 2017 shipwreck alleged Italy’s coordination with the Libyan Coast Guard m

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #NonRefoulement #StateResponsibility

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/judging-

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    Judging a Ghost

    For over a decade, European states have externalized migration control to non-European partners such as Libya - often beyond the reach of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). S.S. and Others v. Italy challenged the legality of this practice: survivors of a 2017 shipwreck alleged Italy’s coordination with the Libyan Coast Guard m

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #NonRefoulement #StateResponsibility

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/judging-

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    S.S. and Others V. Italy

    Recently, particularly in Europe, the obligations towards refugees and asylum seekers have become a game of cat and mouse, whereby obligations are created, and loopholes or other legally sound ways of dodging the obligation without violating any framework are found and exploited. As a result, the distressed civilian

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #HumanRights #NonRefoulement #RefugeeLaw

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/s-s-and-

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    S.S. and Others V. Italy

    Recently, particularly in Europe, the obligations towards refugees and asylum seekers have become a game of cat and mouse, whereby obligations are created, and loopholes or other legally sound ways of dodging the obligation without violating any framework are found and exploited. As a result, the distressed civilian

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #HumanRights #NonRefoulement #RefugeeLaw

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/s-s-and-

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    A Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment

    The ICJ's advisory opinion has been subject to high expectations. At first glance, these expectations appear to have been met. However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that various statements made by the ICJ remain vague from a human rights perspective. This

    #ClimateChange #HumanRights #Migration #NonRefoulement

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/a-right-

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    Where Law Ends, Harm Begins

    In early May 2025, the recently elected German government implemented a highly controversial border policy aimed at intensifying checks along its borders with Poland and the Czech Republic. Initiated by Interior Minister Dobrindt (CSU), it targets asylum seekers entering Germany through EU Member States deeme

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #Germany #ImmigrationLaw #NonRefoulement

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/where-la

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    Pushing Back Responsibility

    In June 2025, the Greek government announced the deployment of naval warships to international waters off the Libyan coast, framing the operation as a necessary intervention to prevent migrants from reaching Greek territory. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis justified the initiative as a “pre-emptive message”, intended to signal that human

    #Greece #NonRefoulement #RefugeeLaw

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/pushing-

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    The End of ‘Contactless Control’ or the Time to Overcome Jurisdictional Constraints?

    On June 12, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (‘Court’) published its much-anticipated ruling on the application of S.S. and Others v. Italy. And, in fact, the Court opted for an inadmissibi

    #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #Italy #Jurisdiction #NonRefoulement

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/the-end-

  10. Die USA verweigern vielen Asylsuchenden ihr Recht auf Schutz und schicken sie nach Panama, wo sie in Isolationshaft geraten. HRW fordert Einhaltung des Völkerrechts & faire Verfahren! ✊🌍 #Menschenrechte #Asylrecht #NonRefoulement #FluchtSchutz #HumanRights
    👉 hrw.org/de/news/2025/04/24/das #newz

  11. Die USA verweigern vielen Asylsuchenden ihr Recht auf Schutz und schicken sie nach Panama, wo sie in Isolationshaft geraten. HRW fordert Einhaltung des Völkerrechts & faire Verfahren! ✊🌍 #Menschenrechte #Asylrecht #NonRefoulement #FluchtSchutz #HumanRights
    👉 hrw.org/de/news/2025/04/24/das #newz

  12. Die #Türkei🇹🇷 ist kein sicherer Drittstaat, wie von #Griechenland🇬🇷 2021 für Geflüchtete u.a. aus #Syrien🇸🇾 & #Afghanistan🇦🇫proklamiert, insbes. weil das #NonRefoulement Gebot nicht anerkannt wird.
    #TurkeyIsNotSafe #EndTheDirtyDeal

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    @euobs via @koppeu1
    euobserver.com/opinion/156408
  13. Die #Türkei🇹🇷 ist kein sicherer Drittstaat, wie von #Griechenland🇬🇷 2021 für Geflüchtete u.a. aus #Syrien🇸🇾 & #Afghanistan🇦🇫proklamiert, insbes. weil das #NonRefoulement Gebot nicht anerkannt wird.
    #TurkeyIsNotSafe #EndTheDirtyDeal

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    @euobs via @koppeu1
    euobserver.com/opinion/156408
  14. Die #Türkei ist kein sicherer Drittstaat, vor allem weil das #NonRefoulement Gebot nicht anerkannt wird.

    Die #Türkei hat 2022 in den ersten 8 Monaten 44.768 afghanische Geflüchtete abgeschoben, das sind +150% gegenüber den ersten 8 Monaten 2021 vor Machtübernahme der #Taliban.

    Viele Geflüchtete aus #Afghanistan werden in der Türkei systematisch am Zugang zu Asylverfahren gehindert, viele werden ohne Prüfung ihrer Anträge abgeschoben.

    #TurkeyIsNotSafe
    #EndTheDirtyDeal
    euobserver.com/opinion/156408