An Algerian national unsuccessfully contested the decision of the Ministry of the Interior of 8 July 2025 before the Administrative Court (Court of First Instance). The Ministry's decision dismissed as inadmissible the applicant’s subsequent application on grounds that the request did not reveal new facts and evidence which would significantly increase the likelihood of being eligible for international...

The case concerns a request for a preliminary ruling submitted by the Irish Supreme Court before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on interpretation of Article 15 (1) of the recast Reception Conditions Directive (RCD). The referring court sought clarification on the lawfulness of the decision rejecting an applicant for international protection to have access to the labour market, on the ground that the...

A national of the United States of America (USA) requested international protection in the Netherlands on 10 June 2025 claiming she no longer felt safe in her country of origin because of the problems she experienced as a trans woman. By decision of 16 June 2025, the Minister for Asylum and Migration rejected her asylum application as manifestly unfounded, stating that the USA was considered a safe country of...

The applicant, a third country national displaced from Ukraine, contested the decision adopted by the State Secretariat for Justice and Security on 26 July 2024 according to which the applicant was not eligible for temporary protection. The negative decision was upheld by a judgment of 3 December 2024 pronounced by the District Court of the Hague. In the appeal before the Council of State, the applicant alleged that...

According to the ECtHR legal summary:

"The applicants are a father and his two children (born in 2011 and 2013 respectively). They all used to live in Russia. In 2022 the first applicant took his children to Finland without their mother’s consent. After arriving in Finland, he applied for asylum on his own...

G.P., a Burundian national, left Burundi and arrived in Croatia, where he was arrested and issued an order to leave the country. He subsequently travelled to Slovenia, then Italy and Switzerland, from where he was returned to Croatia, where he requested international protection. The applicant claimed that in 2022 he was pressured to...

An Egyptian national, A.H.Č.C., requested international protection in Croatia, claiming that he had incurred a large debt to moneylenders in Egypt, which he could not repay, and that return would expose him to threats, violence, or even death. He argued that the state would not protect him, and that his economic vulnerability was linked to political repression and systemic human...

R.D., a Russian national from Chechnya requested international protection in Croatia in November 2023, claiming risk of persecution due to his son’s conscription and mobilisation for the war in Ukraine. He alleged that the fear of persecution also included himself since the authorities could use him to pressure and intimidate his son, including torture,...

Č.L., a national of Burundi requested international protection in Croatia, claiming risk of persecution due to ethnic discrimination from being born into a mixed marriage, and political activity as a driver for his uncle, an activist in the opposition MSD party. He alleged threats from Burundian officials, presented party documents, medical reports, and contextual reports. On 14 March...

An Egyptian national requested international protection in Croatia, claiming that he owed 8,000 euros with unfavorable interest to intermediaries in Egypt for arranging his employment abroad in Croatia, and that, if returned, he would face a high probability of imprisonment for debt. He argued that this amounted to serious harm under Article 21 of the Act on...