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The ‘humanitarian’ clause of the Dublin III Regulation
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Psychopathology in refugees subjected to the Dublin Regulation: an Italian study
CNS Spectrums, 2020AbstractBackgroundLiterature shows that migrants—a generic definition for persons who leave their own country of origin—have increased psychopathological vulnerability. Between 2014 and 2017, 976 963 non-European Union (non-EU) people arrived in Italy, of which 30% for humanitarian reasons.
Emanuele Caroppo +2 more
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Children and the Dublin III Regulation
Children and Young People Now, 2019With increased attempts to cross the English Channel, the best interests of children seeking asylum must always be a primary consideration
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Proceedings of the IX International Scientific Conference "Social Changes in the Global World", 2022
The present article intends to underline that the Dublin Regulation is not applied, because of the abuse of the reintroduction of internal border controls to prevent secondary movements and facilitate refoulements, as well as of the abuse of informal readmission mechanisms, giving rise to serious violations of human rights that occur during the control
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The present article intends to underline that the Dublin Regulation is not applied, because of the abuse of the reintroduction of internal border controls to prevent secondary movements and facilitate refoulements, as well as of the abuse of informal readmission mechanisms, giving rise to serious violations of human rights that occur during the control
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Le contentieux du règlement Dublin III (Litigation over the Dublin III Regulation)
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019French Abstract: L’impact d’un « transfert Dublin » sur un individu n’est pas negligeable. En effet, les demandeurs d’asile ont souvent des motivations precises les poussant a introduire leur demande dans un Etat membre plutot que dans un autre. Il peut s’agir de motivations linguistiques, culturelles, de la presence de membres de leur famille ou de ...
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The Dublin III Regulation: A New Legal Framework for a More Humane System?
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The 2015 Suspension of the Dublin Regulation: An Investigation into Possible Causes
2017In the summer of 2015 European countries faced a refugee crisis unlike any since World War II. The European Union has rules and directives in place dictating which member state is responsible for processing asylum claims, the Dublin III Regulation. However, as the 2015 refugee crisis reached a climax, Dublin III was placed under increasing strain, and ...
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The Dublin Regulation, Influences on Asylum Destinations and the Exception of Algerians in the UK
Journal of Refugee Studies, 2004Since the late 1990s factors influencing the destinations of asylum seekers have raised a growing interest in Europe. The Dublin regulation of 2003 sets out to limit asylum seekers' choice of asylum country due to the perception that this enables them to select a European country on the basis of favourable policy measures. This assumption receives very
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European anthropology, refuge and gender. An approach to the Dublin regulation
2022The present work is situated in the field of European anthropology analyzing refuge from a gender perspective. Starting from the historical relationship between anthropology and Refugee Studies, this article examines »refugee« and asylum policies in the European Union from a gender perspective.
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