The case concerned an applicant from Afghanistan who arrived in Romania together with her husband and her son, who was born in Serbia during their travel. They did not apply for international protection in Romania and left the country due to the systemic deficiencies in the reception system. They received a decision ordering their transfer to Romania and appealed against it on grounds that Romania was not a safe EU Member State ad there are systemic deficiencies in the asylum and reception system and the applicants would be subject to inhuman and degrading treatment. According to AIDA and ECRE reports on Romania, despite an improvement in the asylum and reception systems, there are still issues due to high arrivals and lack of capacity in reception systems. Therefore, the Tribunal noted that in this case the applicant, together with her son, would be subject to inhuman and degrading treatment upon transfer to Romania. The Tribunal accepted the appeal and annulled the order of transfer.