341.24 (EAS) n.º 46
Monografia
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UNIÃO EUROPEIA. European Asylum Support Office (EASO)
Ending international protection : Judicial analysis / EASO.- 2.ª ed.- Luxemburg : Publications Office of the EU, 2021.- 108 p. ; 30 cm. - (EASO professional development series for members of courts and tribunals)
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ISBN 978-92-9485-255-7 (Broch.) : Oferta
DIREITO COMUNITÁRIO, DIREITO DE ASILO, DIREITOS E LIBERDADES, RELAÇÕES ESTRANGEIRAS
Part 1. Ending international protection: an overview. 1.1. Introduction. 1.2. Ending refugee status. 1.3. Ending subsidiary protection status. 1.4. Ending international protection and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. 1.5. Ending international protection and the Refugee Convention. 1.6. Consequences of ending international protection. Part 2. Grounds for ending refugee protection I – cessation resulting from individual action(s): Article 11(1)(a)–(d). 2.1. Voluntary re-availment of the protection of the country of nationality: Article 11(1)(a). 2.1.1. The refugee must voluntarily re-avail himself or herself of protection. 2.1.2. The protection must be provided by the country of nationality. 2.2. Voluntary re-acquisition of nationality: Article 11(1)(b). 2.3. Acquisition of a new nationality: Article 11(1)(c). 2.4. Voluntary re-establishment in the country of origin: Article 11(1)(d). Part 3. Grounds for ending refugee protection II – cessation due to ceased circumstances: Article 11(1)(e)–(f), (2) and 3). 3.1. Ceased circumstances in country of nationality: Article 11(1)(e) and (2). 3.1.1. Are there ceased circumstances? 3.1.2. Is the change of circumstances ‘significant and non-temporary’? Article 11(2). 3.1.3. Can the person no longer ‘continue to refuse to avail himself or herself of the protection of the country of nationality’? 3.1.4. Is there any other basis for a well-founded fear of persecution? 3.2. Ceased circumstances in country of habitual residence: Article 11(1)(f) and (2). 3.3. Compelling reasons: Article 11(3). Part 4. Grounds for ending refugee protection III – exclusion, misrepresentation or omission of facts: Article 14(3). 4.1. Introduction to Article 14(3). 4.2. Exclusion: Article 14(3)(a) and Article 12. 4.3. Misrepresentation or omission: Article 14(3)(b). 4.3.1. Did the refugee misrepresent or omit facts? 4.3.2. Was the misrepresentation or omission decisive for the granting of refugee status? Part 5. Grounds for ending refugee protection IV – danger to the security or the community of the Member State: Article 14(4)–(6). 5.1. Article 14(4)–(6) and the Refugee Convention. 5.2. ‘Danger to the security of the Member State’: Article 14(4)(a). 5.3. ‘Danger to the community’ of the Member State: Article 14(4)(b). 5.4. Discretion not to grant refugee status: Article 14(5). 5.5. Entitlement to certain rights under the Refugee Convention: Article 14(6). Part 6. Grounds for ending subsidiary protection – Article 19. 6.1. Article 19 QD (recast). 6.2. Cessation: Article 19(1) and Article 16. 6.2.1. Are there ceased or changed circumstances ‘to such a degree that protection is no longer required’? 6.2.2. Is the change in circumstances ‘significant and non-temporary’? 6.2.3. Is there any other risk of serious harm? 6.2.4. Are there ‘compelling reasons arising out of previous serious harm’? 6.3. Exclusion: Article 19(2), Article 19(3)(a) and Article 17. 6.3.1. Fugitives from justice: Articles 19(2) and 17(3). 6.3.2. Criminal acts, danger to security and community: Article 19(3)(a) and Article 17(1) and (2). 6.4. Misrepresentation or omission: Article 19(3)(b). Part 7. Matters relating to procedures and proof. 7.1. Withdrawal of international protection. 7.2. Procedural guarantees. 7.3. Individual assessment. 7.4. Matters relating to proof. 7.5. Use of classified, confidential, restricted or undisclosed information. 7.6. Effective remedy. Appendix A. Selected international provisions. Appendix B. Decision trees. Appendix C. Methodology. Appendix D. Primary sources. Appendix E. Select bibliography.