Hoe via EU recht toch artikel 6 EVRM (fair trial) in immigratiezaken aan de orde kan komen
" But it was held by Strasbourg in Maaouia v France [2000] 33 EHRR 1037 that Article 6 does not apply to immigration proceedings, primarily because it is limited to the determination of “civil rights and obligations” or a “criminal charge”. ZZ’s case was however unusual in that because he held dual nationality, the refusal to admit him into the United Kingdom restricted the rights of free movement and residence that he enjoyed as a citizen of the European Union by virtue of his French nationality. The essential question was whether in the SIAC proceedings he had sufficient disclosure of the case against him to comply with the procedural requirements of EU law, in particular Article 47, which reads very similarly to Article 6: “Everyone whose rights and freedoms guaranteed by the law of the Union are violated has the right to an effective remedy before a tribunal in compliance with the conditions laid down in this Article ….”" Lees het hele artik...