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17/07/2025
UN: The Human Rights Committee dismissed the communication of a Myanmar national against Sweden, finding that her opposition to the military junta on social media, her family’s political background, and her claims of discrimination based on her ethnicity, religion and health condition did not substantiate a real risk of irreparable harm upon return, and that her removal would not violate Articles 6 and 7 of the ICCPR.
The applicant, a national of Myanmar, referred to as K.C., entered Sweden on a student visa from Türkiye on 18 February 2021 and applied for asylum on 9 March 2021. She claimed she feared persecution due to her and her family's political activities, her posts against the military junta on social media, and her Indian descent and Muslim faith. The Swedish...
17/07/2025
UN: The Human Rights Committee found inadmissible the complaint of an Afghan national facing removal from Sweden, concluding that his alleged claims of conversion to Christianity and homosexuality were not credibly substantiated, that his mental health condition was treatable in Afghanistan, and that he failed to prove Afghan authorities’ awareness of his profile.
The applicant, an Afghan national, requested international protection in Sweden on 27 August 2014 as an unaccompanied minor. He claimed fear of persecution by the Taliban due to his Hazara ethnicity and his Shia Muslim faith. He also cited several psychiatric problems he had suffered from in his first years in Sweden. His claim was rejected by the Swedish Migration Agency in 2015, a decision upheld by the Migration...
23/09/2025
DE: The Higher Administrative Court of Lower Saxony ruled that the prerequisite for granting refugee status as a derived right for a minor child of a recognised parent does not include a condition of living in a family community with that parent.
The Higher Administrative Court of Lower Saxony rejected the leave for appeal submitted by the Federal Office for Migration and Asylum (BAMF) in a case concerning the requirements for eligibility for derived right to refugee status for...
23/10/2025
DE: The Federal Administrative Court ruled that non-vulnerable men, beneficiaries of international protection in Greece, would not be at risk of inhuman or degrading treatment if returned to Greece and that they could be expected to resort to temporary emergency accommodation, if needed.
A Syrian national, born in 1996, was granted international protection in Greece and further travelled to Germany in June 2018 and applied again for asylum there. The Federal Office for...

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