Rights that are not Illusory - The ECtHR Rules on Pushbacks from Hungary
Schmalz, Dana
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Verfassungsblog
2021-07-09
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On 8 July, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in case Shahzad v. Hungary, concerning the denial of access to an asylum procedure and the forced removal of a Pakistani national by Hungarian police officers. The court found that the acts violated the prohibition of collective expulsion as well as the right to an effective remedy. With this decision, the Court on the one hand straightens out some possible misunderstandings, on the other hand returns to the line of argument opened in N.D. and N.T. v. Spain in ways that should be considered more closely.
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Schmalz, Dana
Collective Expulsion
ECHR
Hungary
Migration
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https://verfassungsblog.de/rights-that-are-not-illusory/
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