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NGO · Belgium
NGO · Italy
Emergency measures for Latvia, Lithuania and Poland · Asylum and migration management
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ASGI · filed 23 Dec 2021 · source
ASGI considers that the situation at the border with Belarus can be addressed in full compliance with international law and Union law, as currently regulated by the Asylum Directives. The current legal framework, if properly implemented, already provides adequate tools to react to an increase in asylum applications in full respect of the rights of applicants for protection.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
ECRE · filed 1 Feb 2022 · source
ECRE does not support the measures proposed, which will have an adverse effect on the right to asylum without adequately responding to the situation at the EU’s borders with Belarus. The main fundamental rights affected by the proposal are the right to human dignity (Article 1 EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (CFREU)), the right to asylum (Article 18 CFREU), the prohibition of torture and inhuman or degrading…
ECRE · filed 11 Mar 2021 · source
Like Dublin IV before it, the overall approach of the Regulation on asylum and migration management (RAMM) to responsibility allocation is to maintain the status quo but add “corrective” solidarity mechanisms intended to compensate for the outcomes of the standard rules and make them fairer. A deeper overhaul of the criteria on sharing of responsibility is vital to address the system’s dysfunctionalities.
ASGI · filed 4 Oct 2021 · source
With its proposal for a Regulation on the management of asylum and migration (COM (2020) 610), the Commission introduces into EU law a series of mechanisms and rules designed to establish a common framework for the management of asylum and migration and to establish solidarity mechanisms.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
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