The case concerned the appeal lodged by the applicant against the inadmissibility decision issued by the BAMF against his asylum application on grounds that he already benefits of international protection in Greece, based on a decision of 16 November 2023. The Administrative Court of Cologne allowed the appeal and overturned the return decision. It stated that the inadmissibility decision cannot be based on Paragraph...

A Nigerian applicant, rejected asylum applicant, appealed against the deportation order to Nigeria and invoked medical grounds. The doctors’ letter submitted stated that he suffers from diabetes mellitus, disease which requires specific treatment, and which is also a serious and life-threatening disease.

The Administrative Court of Cottus allowed the appeal, annulled the contested decision and ordered a...

The applicant, a Russian national from Chechnya, submitted a subsequent application for asylum on grounds of risk of military conscription (forced recruitment) in case of return to the country of origin. The BAMF rejected his application as inadmissible and found it implausible that the applicant would be threatened with serious harm in the form of inhuman or degrading treatment pursuant to Paragraph 4(1)(2) of the...

According to the summary provided by the EUAA Courts and Tribunals Network:

The Federal Administrative Court held that single, employable and non-vulnerable beneficiaries of international protection are currently not exposed to the substantial risk of degrading or inhumane living conditions, which would result in a violation of their rights under Article 4 EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, upon their return...

The applicant, a national of Syria, was granted refugee status in Denmark. He was later convicted of assault with aggravating circumstances for physically attacking a man, by a judgment of the District Court. He was also convicted of blackmail and attempted coercion on a separate occasion, as well as possession of cannabis for personal use and distribution. Lastly, he was convicted of importing forged banknotes....

In two cases, the Danish Immigration Service refused to extend the residence permit for persons who have been granted temporary protection status, due to the general conditions in Syria, pursuant to Section 7(3) of the Immigration Act.

In both cases, the Refugee Board has agreed with the Danish Immigration Service's assessment that the conditions in Homs no longer justify a continued residence permit...

The case concerned the appeal lodged by an Uzbek national against the BAMF decision of 19 July 2022 on a Dublin transfer of the applicant to Hungary. The Administrative Court of Minden annulled the contested decision. In fact, the applicant moved from Ukraine to Hungary when the war started in Ukraine and tried to apply for asylum there on 4 March 2022, but he was informed that only Ukrainians would be granted...

The applicant, a national of Iraq, was denied international protection by the State Agency for Refugees (SAR) based on a report from the State Agency for National Security (SANS), which identified him as a threat to national security. He appealed to the Administrative Court of Haskovo, which ruled that the SAR’s decision was not properly motivated and violated procedural rules. The court found that the SAR had...

The applicant, a national of the Russian Federation, appealed before the Administrative Court of Sofia and subsequently to the Supreme Administrative Court against the decision of the State Agency for Refugees refusing to grant him international protection. The Supreme Administrative Court upheld the decision, finding it valid, admissible, and correct. It noted that the lower court had thoroughly and extensively...

Case registered under C-596/24:

The applicant, a national of Syria from the Hama governorate, requested international protection, claiming that he fled due to the fear of being forced into military service by the Syrian government. The Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (BFA) rejected his application for refugee status, stating that the applicant was not at risk of persecution, as he could pay an...