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03/09/2026
B.C., an unaccompanied minor, arrived in Italy on 3 August 2023 where he applied for international protection and was initially placed in the Reception Centre (Centro di Accoglienza Straordinaria – C.A.S.) in Carovigno, Brindisi. There he submitted a photograph of his birth certificate claiming to be 15 years...
22/09/2026
The applicant, an Afghan national from the Herat province, requested international protection in Germany, which was rejected by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). The BAMF found that there were no grounds prohibiting his removal. The applicant appealed the decision before the Administrative Court of Wiesbaden, which ordered the BAMF with judgment of 9 August 2021 to grant the applicant subsidiary protection, as at the time of the decision, an internal armed conflict existed in the Province Herat between the Afghan government and the Taliban. The BAMF appealed the judgment before the Higher Administrative Court of Hesse. The Higher Administrative Court of Hesse set aside the judgment, finding that, at the relevant time of the oral hearing, there was no longer an internal armed conflict in Afghanistan. The conflict had ended with the Taliban's seizure of power in August 2021. The recurring conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan did not reach the level of intensity required for subsidiary protection to be...

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