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In tijden van Corona wordt er veel onderwijs gratis aangeboden middels webinars. Het Zolberg Institute On Migration and Mobility verzortd zo iedere week een online college. Gisteren ging dat over vreemdelingenbewaring en uitzetting. Het college werd gegeven door Daniel Kanstroom, Professor of Law at Boston College Law School https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-kanstroom-21182a17/     Hij bestudeert vreemdelingenbewaring en uitzetting wereldwijd. De opname van de lezing vindt u hier: https://zolberginstitute.org/courses/hr-migration/#recording-7

Article by Bilaal Shabbir on the Free movement website Bilaal is a Trainee Solicitor at MBS Solicitors in Edinburgh. He is Head of Court of Session Litigation and specialises in immigration law, family law, commercial dispute resolution and professional discipline. He was named as 'Paralegal of the Year' at the Scottish Legal Awards 2018. The Court of Appeal’s judgment in Hussein v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020] EWCA Civ 156 is another reminder of the multiple layers of protection from deportation which EU citizens enjoy. In particular, it focuses on the importance of a properly reasoned decision by the First-tier Tribunal about when deportation meets the “serious grounds of public policy” test in the EEA Regulations. Mr Hussein is a Dutch citizen who arrived in the UK in 1998. Starting from when he was a teenager, Mr Hussein eventually amassed 24 convictions over a 15-year period. That included three stints in custody. In Marc...

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Grote rel in Engeland waar Afghaan werd uitgezet terwijl de rechter dat verbood. Drie rechtzaken later en woedende rechters vindt eindelijk de overheid dat ze de handdoek in de ring moeten gooien. Meneer zegt in Kabul in gevaar te zijn terwijl hij wacht op terugkeer. Theresa May is een enorme bully die vindt dat verdragen onzin zijn. Niet alleen het EU verdrag maar 3 en 8 EVRM wil ze ook van af. Voor een land waar habeas corpus is uitgevonden een schande om zo de splitsing der machten te negeren. Government threatened with contempt of court action after defying orders by High Court judges Samim Bigzad could be flown back to the UK on Sunday morning    An asylum seeker who was deported to Afghanistan despite being threatened with beheading by the Taliban is to be flown back to the UK following a lengthy court battle. Samim Bigzad has been waiting to hear his fate in a hotel in Kabul as his legal representat...

Canada has deported hundreds of people to countries designated too dangerous for civilians, with more than half of those people being sent back to Iraq, according to government data obtained by Reuters. The spike in deportations comes as Canada faces a record number of migrants and is on track to have the most refugee claims in more than a decade. That has left the country scrambling to cope with the influx of asylum seekers, many crossing the U.S. border illegally. Between January 2014 and Sept. 6, 2017, Canada sent 249 people to 11 countries for which the government had suspended or deferred deportations because of dangers to civilians. That includes 134 people to Iraq, 62 to the Democratic Republic of Congo and 43 to Afghanistan, the data shows. The number of Iraq deportations increased from 22 in 2014 to 51 in 2016 and stands at 35 so far this year. More:  http://globalnews.ca/news/3732177/canada-deported-hundreds-people-war-torn-countries/ **********...

Posted on August 30, 2017 by mkp Arranz (EEA Regulations – Deportation – Test: Spain) [2017] UKUT 294 (IAC) (22 August 2017) Over the years, the CJEU has carved out a special status for those bad EU citizens whose extreme crimes totally transgress the laws of the host member state. For example, in Dimitry Kochenov ’s excellent new book EU Citizenship and Federalism: The Role of Rights , Loïc Azoulai advances a formidable analysis by exposing the dichotomy between “good citizen” cases such as Carpenter ( C-60/00 ) and Zambrano ( C-34/09 ) and “bad citizen” cases such as P.I. ( C-348/09 ) who sexually abused his partner’s daughter and M.G. ( C-400/12 ) who was convicted of child abuse. Indeed, as Azoulai explains, there is an element of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in the picture and bad citizens symbolise “the unavailability of each and every mode of integration into society”. In Tsakouridis ( C-145/09 ), the CJEU held that organised crime representing “a serio...

On 23 August 2016, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that returning an Iraqi family, who had sought asylum in Sweden, back to their country of origin could result in inhumane or degrading treatment, violating Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). The court based its decision in this case on the deteriorating security situation in Iraq. The Court noted that in Iraq, the family (a couple and their son) had been subjected to ill-treatment by al-Qaeda. The father, who owned a construction and transport business, belonged to a systematically targeted group of persons because of his business relationship with the American armed forces. According to the Court, this provided a clear indication that the family would continue to be at risk from al-Qaeda in Iraq. The Court further observed that the security situation in Iraq had severely deteriorated since 2011 and 2012. As a result of the increase in sectarian violence and ISIS attacks, most area...

  by Fraser Simpson J.N. v. the United Kingdom, Application no. 37289/12, 19 May 2016 – read judgment . Photo credit: The Guardian The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the general system for detention of individuals prior to deportation in the United Kingdom, which lacks specific maximum time-limits, complies with Article 5, ECHR ( Right to liberty and security of the person ). However, in the proceedings involving J.N., the authorities had not acted with sufficient “due diligence”, which resulted in a violation of Article 5. The “EU Returns Directive” ( see Article 15 here ) does set down a maximum time limit of 18 months for detention pending deportation. However, the UK has opted out of this Directive and it is therefore not binding. The ECtHR considered that despite this Directive creating a uniform approach over the majority of Council of Europe States, it could not be considered that such a position was required by Article 5(1)(f) or ...

The EU-Turkey migration deal has been thrown further into chaos after an independent authority examining appeals claims in Greece ruled against sending a Syrian refugee back to Turkey , potentially creating a precedent for thousands of other similar cases. In a landmark case, the appeals committee upheld the appeal of an asylum seeker who had been one of the first Syrians listed for deportation under the terms of the EU-Turkey deal . In a document seen by the Guardian, a three-person appeals tribunal in Lesbos said Turkey would not give Syrian refugees the rights they were owed under international treaties and therefore overturned the applicant’s deportation order by a verdict of two to one. The case will now be re-assessed from scratch. The committee’s conclusion stated: “The committee has judged that the temporary protection which could be offered by Turkey to the applicant, as a Syrian citizen, does not offer him rights equivalent to those required by the Geneva ...

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...

  The European Court of Human Rights barred Switzerland on Tuesday from sending a family of Afghan migrants back to Italy, ruling their well-being could be at risk. Deporting the Tarakhel family, which includes six children, without first getting assurances from Italy they would be taken care of and kept together is a violation of Article Three of the European Convention on Human Rights, the court ruled. The decision is final and can serve as a precedent for other migrants in a similar situation. The court noted that the UN refugee agency had previously raised concerns over Italy's procedures for caring for refugees. "The possibility that a significant number of asylum seekers may be left without accommodation or accommodated in overcrowded facilities without any privacy, or even in insalubrious or violent conditions, cannot be dismissed as unfounded," the court ruled. Italy has seen a massive rush of migrants over the past year try...

Report submitted to UN suggests there has been no let-up in mistreatment of those linked with Sri Lanka rebel group Tamils during a rally denouncing genocide in Sri Lanka at the European headquarters of the UN in Geneva, Switzerland earlier this month. Photograph: Salvatore Di Nolfi/AP The UK continues to deport Tamils seeking political asylum to Sri Lanka, despite strong evidence that the security forces systematically use torture against those suspected of dissident activity five years after the end of the country’s civil war. A new report by the Freedom From Torture advocacy group, based on medical evaluations of victims, found that many were subjected to branding and two thirds of those examined suffered rape or other sexual torture. The report, which has been submitted to the UN’s human rights committee in Geneva, suggests there...

Upper Tribunal Clarifies Case C-400/12 MG Posted on September 9, 2014 by mkp MG (prison-Article 28(3)(a) of Citizens Directive) Portugal [2014] UKUT 392 (IAC) This famous case – referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) by the Upper Tribunal (UT) at [2012] UKUT 268 (IAC) – about the citizens’ Directive returned to the UT to be decided in light of the CJEU’s decisions in Case C-400/12, SSHD v MG ECLI:EU:C:2014:9 (see here ) and Case C-387/12, Onuekwere v SSHD ECLI:EU:C:2014:13 (see here ). The tribunal judges explained that that “the issue of deportation of foreign criminals is of compelling public importance.” But, after taking account of the further evidence that came to light in this case, the UT concluded that MG was entitled to succeed in her appeal even on the basis of the lowest or “baseline” level of protection. So, in deciding MG’s case, the UT did not need to dwell on the parties’ submissions on th...

Achter elkaar las ik 2 berichten die over (jong) volwassenen en kinderen gaan in het immigratierecht. Kinderpardon Meer dan de helft van de aanvragen die zijn ingediend in het kader van de kinderpardonregeling zijn afgewezen. http://www.nu.nl/politiek/3751149/ruim-helft-aanvragen-kinderpardon-afgewezen.html Law or compassion? The deportation of teenagers In the past 5 years, over 500 young people who migrated as lone children have been removed after spending their formative years in the UK. We have a responsibility for their long term safety and flourishing, says Emily Bowerman. http://www.opendemocracy.net/5050/emily-bowerman/law-or-compassion-deportation-of-teenagers Maar kinderen en vreemdelingenrecht is meer dan het terugsturen van uitgeprocedeerde kinderen met een andere nationaliteit. Wat te denken van een Nederlands kind wiens Nederlandse ouder buiten beeld is en zijn buitenlandse moeder heeft geen verblijfsvergunning voor Nederland en moet terug? WRV werk...

The hunger striker was placed on a chartered plane to the African country - but it was not given permission to land Home Secretary Theresa May is facing questions over a botched £100,000 deportation after an asylum seeker near death was turned away from Nigeria. A chartered plane carrying hunger striker Isa Muaza, 47, was refused landing and returned to Britain. read more here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/isa-muaza-theresa-under-fire-2874473 (with  the first flattering picture I have ever seen of Theresa May who looks like a cross between a pit-bull and Rita Verdonk) In verband met geldwolven die denken geld te kunnen claimen op krantenartikelen die op een blog als deze worden geplaatst maar na meestal een dag voor de krantenlezers aan leeswaardigheid hebben ingeboet terwijl wij vreemdelingenrecht specialisten ze soms wel nog jaren gebruiken om er een kopie van te maken voor een zaak ga ik over tot het plaatsen van alleen het eerste stukje. Ja ik weet het: de k...

Sameer Neelam originally wanted to take his own life after he was 'outed' in Indian media. A trans man who fled to the UK from India has said he will face “torture” at home if he is forced to be deported. Sameer Neelam, who was “outed” in Indian media, said he originally wanted to take his own life before finding asylum in Bradford, northern England. According to BBC Look North, however, he now faces deportation back to India where he fears he will be “looked down on, tortured, discriminated,” or even “eliminated.” “I can’t even get a job if I started living as a man there,” he said. He was previously a leading local official in Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, where he pressured to live publicly as a woman. He added: “Here I’m considered as what I am. In India I can’t dress like this. Nobody counts me a...

Nederland hervat volgende week de gedwongen uitzettingen naar Somalië. Elke maand zal de marechaussee enkele illegale Somaliërs begeleiden op een vlucht naar de hoofdstad Mogadishu. Het ministerie van Veiligheid en Justitie heeft dat begin oktober afgesproken met de centrale autoriteiten in Mogadishu. Maar volgens Somalische journalisten ontkent het hoofd van de Somalische immigratiedienst die afspraken. Lees meer in de Telegraaf onder andere reactie Vluchtelingenwerk  http://www.telegraaf.nl/binnenland/22023101/__Hervatting_uitzetting_Somalie__.html In verband met geldwolven die denken geld te kunnen claimen op krantenartikelen die op een blog als deze worden geplaatst maar na meestal een dag voor de krantenlezers aan leeswaardigheid hebben ingeboet terwijl wij vreemdelingenrecht specialisten ze soms wel nog jaren gebruiken om er een kopie van te maken voor een zaak ga ik over tot het plaatsen van alleen het eerste stukje. Ja ik weet het: de kans dat u doorkli...

Forced Migration Review issue 44, entitled 'Detention, alternatives to detention, and deportation', is now online at www.fmreview.org/detention Asylum seekers and refugees - men, women and even children - are increasingly detained and interned around the world, as are numbers of other migrants. Sometimes detained indefinitely and often in appalling conditions, they may suffer not only deprivation of their liberty but other abuses of their human rights too. Detention may appear to be a convenient solution to states' political quest to manage migration (often as a precursor to deportation) but it is an expensive option and has lasting effects on those detained. In the search for a more humane - and cheaper - approach, agencies and government authorities have trialled a variety of alternatives to detention. FMR 44 includes 36 articles on immigration detention, alternatives to detention, and deportation, plus a mini-feature on the Syria crisis (available separately online ...