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Date:
Monday, September 22, 2014
Facts of the case: After being granted refugee status and a permanent residence status in Germany in 2006, Mr H.T, a Turkish national with Kuridsh origin, was later issued with an order for his expulsion by virtue of his alleged support in a terrorist organisation, the PKK, in 2012. Given Mr H.T’s status as a refugee with a permanent right of residence and his family ties in Germany, the enforcement of the order was suspended. Hearing the appeal of Mr.
Date:
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
The claimants relied on the fact that, between their initial asylum claims in Germany and Belgium, and their second asylum claims in the UK, they had each spent more than 3 months outside the EU, thereby absolving the initial states from responsibility by reason of Article 16(3) of the Dublin Regulation.
The Administrative Court of Stuttgart by order of July 02 2012 responding to an urgent request of the applicant family (applicant), ruled that the Federal Republic of Germany must ensure that the applicant is not returned to Italy based on the Dublin Regulation because, due to the systemic deficiencies of the asylum procedures and reception conditions in Italy, the risk of inhuman or degrading treatment is imminent. Thus, the German state undertakes to continue the asylum procedure for the applicant in Germany.
