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This is a must-read. | Deportees to Nigeria treated in ‘inhumane and degrading’ way http://t.co/BHlgCavXgx via @IrishTimes — MRCI (@MigrantRightsIR) January 6, 2015 Het is een artikel over een EU-brede groepsuitzetting naar Nigeria die alweer in 2010 plaatsvond maar waar nog steeds met het IRC en Frontex over wordt gecorrespondeerd. Inderdaad zoals de Ierse organisatie twittert een "must read". "In the interim, an analysis by the IRC of the testimonies it had recorded prompted it to call for an inquiry, while other non-governmental organisations working with refugees noted that not all of those deported had fully exhausted their attempts to secure asylum in Ireland. The IRC concluded from the evidence taken that officers of the GNIB had “conducted themselves in a manner which led to the inhumane and degrading treatment of some of those on the flight, contrary to article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights [ECHR]”."  (...) "F...

Stare Decisis Hibernia All recently-published judgments of the Irish Superior Courts http://promexsolutions.com/stare/category/asylum-and-immigration/ Zoals bijvoorbeeld deze: Regulations governing subsidiary protection had to be interpreted in light of EU directive By: James Cross BL on 18/12/2012 N. N. [Cameroon] v. Minister for Justice [2012] IEHC 499 (High Court, Clark J (Maureen), 28 November 2012) High Court refuses judicial review of decision to refuse subsidiary protection of a Cameroonian national, on grounds that the Minister did not made a material error of law, in that the Irish law implementing an EU directive had to be interpreted in light of the directive. Read More Minister failed to disclose specialised reports in deciding to deport HIV sufferer By: James Cross BL on 13/12/2012 M E O v. Minister for Justice [2012] IEHC 545 (High Court, Hogan J, 5 September 2011) High Court grants leave ...