The importance of national contexts for European solution: What explains member states' positons on the common European asylum system reforms

I would like to thank my colleagues at the Institute of Immigration Law in Leiden and especially Marcelle Reneman for her insights on the right of the child to be heard and her

The proposed recast RCD provides in Recital 9 that ‘Member States should seek to ensure full compliance with the principle of the best interests of the child and the importance

Annex II provides that a country can be designated as a SCO if, by virtue of the official and actual legal and political system, three criteria are generally satisfied: there

Thus, the opportunities for Member States to omit the interview are curtailed but the child still has no right to an interview; a general right to an appeal hearing is implied but

The right of the child without family to special protection and assistance is well established in international and regional human rights law. For example, it is implicit in Article

In sum, under the QD , refugees and their family members are entitled to the full range of public health care services available to nationals; beneficiaries of SP are entitled, at

As for the right of detained children to be separated from adults unless contrary to their best interests and to be kept together with their parents unless contrary to their

This study has attempted to identify the rights of the child in the CRC that are most relevant to the asylum context, to ascribe meaning to those rights in the asylum context and