EGMR verurteilt Griechenland
Agathonisi: Sieben lange Jahre zur Gerechtigkeit
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Agathonisi: Sieben lange Jahre zur Gerechtigkeit
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October 31, 2025 at 9:31 AM
EGMR verurteilt Griechenland
Agathonisi: Sieben lange Jahre zur Gerechtigkeit
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Agathonisi: Sieben lange Jahre zur Gerechtigkeit
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But some may never have applied at all? (Straightforward in principle for France if they have, and they take them back from the UK - just apply Dublin/Eurodac)
October 6, 2025 at 10:53 PM
But some may never have applied at all? (Straightforward in principle for France if they have, and they take them back from the UK - just apply Dublin/Eurodac)
Where is he going to deport undocumented migrants? Britain left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac, self stripping from return and deportation powers of illeagal migrants back to EU country of their first registration. Where to deport then, if one does not know where the person comes from? 🤷
October 5, 2025 at 9:31 AM
Where is he going to deport undocumented migrants? Britain left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac, self stripping from return and deportation powers of illeagal migrants back to EU country of their first registration. Where to deport then, if one does not know where the person comes from? 🤷
Touched a nerve, eh? If you're so proud of it, why not use your real name? Or, for that matter, why not choose the name of someone who isn't a complete psychopath? I will likely read your book at some point and question how any benefit negates things like leaving Eurodac and the Dublin Agreement.
October 4, 2025 at 7:40 AM
Touched a nerve, eh? If you're so proud of it, why not use your real name? Or, for that matter, why not choose the name of someone who isn't a complete psychopath? I will likely read your book at some point and question how any benefit negates things like leaving Eurodac and the Dublin Agreement.
We don't want UK back in the EU anyway. ☝️
You have to feel in full the consequences of your Brexit vote. IE Migrants crisis as you left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac. Ironically these unwanted by Brexiteers eastern Europeans are ditching UK just as many British, and moving to the EU. 🤣
You have to feel in full the consequences of your Brexit vote. IE Migrants crisis as you left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac. Ironically these unwanted by Brexiteers eastern Europeans are ditching UK just as many British, and moving to the EU. 🤣
September 29, 2025 at 1:32 PM
We don't want UK back in the EU anyway. ☝️
You have to feel in full the consequences of your Brexit vote. IE Migrants crisis as you left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac. Ironically these unwanted by Brexiteers eastern Europeans are ditching UK just as many British, and moving to the EU. 🤣
You have to feel in full the consequences of your Brexit vote. IE Migrants crisis as you left Dublin Protocol & Eurodac. Ironically these unwanted by Brexiteers eastern Europeans are ditching UK just as many British, and moving to the EU. 🤣
Immigrants arriving in Europe are fingerprinted.This ID goes into 'Eurodac' the EU database.The UK has no access with Brexit.Some refused EU asylum, come to UK as there is no way to check them out.Good job Britain.🤣
September 27, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Immigrants arriving in Europe are fingerprinted.This ID goes into 'Eurodac' the EU database.The UK has no access with Brexit.Some refused EU asylum, come to UK as there is no way to check them out.Good job Britain.🤣
2/ And - again - France indisputably has no obligation in the first place under the Eurodac Regulation to fingerprint people who crossed the EU external borders elsewhere and did not apply for asylum in France. This is why Art 13.2 of Dublin III was so hard to use - as the stats in my blog post show
September 23, 2025 at 11:52 PM
2/ And - again - France indisputably has no obligation in the first place under the Eurodac Regulation to fingerprint people who crossed the EU external borders elsewhere and did not apply for asylum in France. This is why Art 13.2 of Dublin III was so hard to use - as the stats in my blog post show
The latter is probably true, regarding the state of the procedures; however, the reason for transfer is always the Dublin regulation's set of criteria, and among them usually Art. 13 par. 1 ("country of first entry"), manifested by fingerprints in EURODAC.
September 23, 2025 at 10:35 PM
The latter is probably true, regarding the state of the procedures; however, the reason for transfer is always the Dublin regulation's set of criteria, and among them usually Art. 13 par. 1 ("country of first entry"), manifested by fingerprints in EURODAC.
But how could Art 13.1 apply to France? It's not the external border ('having come from a third country'); and so therefore it wouldn't be taking fingerprints under the Eurodac Reg (see the title of Chapter III of that Reg: 'irregular crossing of an *external border*').
September 23, 2025 at 4:46 PM
But how could Art 13.1 apply to France? It's not the external border ('having come from a third country'); and so therefore it wouldn't be taking fingerprints under the Eurodac Reg (see the title of Chapter III of that Reg: 'irregular crossing of an *external border*').
The Dublin Agreement was very effective as a deterrent (look it up in a dictionary) which is what it was always intended to be.
Also leaving Eurodac and ceasing to have access to EU police and security forces databases has made life far more difficult for UK law enforcement since Brexit.
Also leaving Eurodac and ceasing to have access to EU police and security forces databases has made life far more difficult for UK law enforcement since Brexit.
September 22, 2025 at 4:25 PM
The Dublin Agreement was very effective as a deterrent (look it up in a dictionary) which is what it was always intended to be.
Also leaving Eurodac and ceasing to have access to EU police and security forces databases has made life far more difficult for UK law enforcement since Brexit.
Also leaving Eurodac and ceasing to have access to EU police and security forces databases has made life far more difficult for UK law enforcement since Brexit.
2018 with the Eurodac database the UK identified over 5000 migrants for return and raised Dublin Convention requests. The EU only reviewed 8% of the requests resulting in a total of 205 irregular migrants being removed (just 51 to France). Italy refused all requests. UK accepted 1215. Great system 🤔
September 21, 2025 at 10:18 AM
2018 with the Eurodac database the UK identified over 5000 migrants for return and raised Dublin Convention requests. The EU only reviewed 8% of the requests resulting in a total of 205 irregular migrants being removed (just 51 to France). Italy refused all requests. UK accepted 1215. Great system 🤔
When we left the EU, we also.list access to the Eurodac fingerprint database which shows whether an asylum-seeker has previously applied in another country
September 21, 2025 at 8:05 AM
When we left the EU, we also.list access to the Eurodac fingerprint database which shows whether an asylum-seeker has previously applied in another country
"Migrants try to move from Germany and other European countries to Britain partly because of Brexit. After Britain left the eu in 2020, it lost access to the Eurodac fingerprint database that shows whether an asylum-seeker has previously applied in another country"
Oh my goodness
Oh my goodness
September 20, 2025 at 10:51 AM
"Migrants try to move from Germany and other European countries to Britain partly because of Brexit. After Britain left the eu in 2020, it lost access to the Eurodac fingerprint database that shows whether an asylum-seeker has previously applied in another country"
Oh my goodness
Oh my goodness
Dan. The Dublin Convention was a deterrent supported by Eurodac which identified repeat asylum seekers. Philp and co talk up the value of Rwanda, 500 people, as a deterrent. Do not fall into the trap of underestimating the impact of Brexit based on actual figures.
September 13, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Dan. The Dublin Convention was a deterrent supported by Eurodac which identified repeat asylum seekers. Philp and co talk up the value of Rwanda, 500 people, as a deterrent. Do not fall into the trap of underestimating the impact of Brexit based on actual figures.
Lyndon, Dublin did *not* mean straight back. It required fingerprint checks on Eurodac, then acceptance by the state *provably* responsible, which might be Greece or Italy not France. And if person had close family in UK, UK is responsible. Few people were returned under Dublin.
September 13, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Lyndon, Dublin did *not* mean straight back. It required fingerprint checks on Eurodac, then acceptance by the state *provably* responsible, which might be Greece or Italy not France. And if person had close family in UK, UK is responsible. Few people were returned under Dublin.
My point is that post Brexit, small boat crossings increased dramatically and one of the main reasons was that the UK was no longer in Eurodac and asylum claimants rejected by the EU took a second bite at the cherry and crossed in small boats and claimed asylum in the UK.
September 11, 2025 at 8:41 PM
My point is that post Brexit, small boat crossings increased dramatically and one of the main reasons was that the UK was no longer in Eurodac and asylum claimants rejected by the EU took a second bite at the cherry and crossed in small boats and claimed asylum in the UK.
That’s not my point. Now we are no longer in Eurodac asylum claimants who have been rejected by the EU come to the UK in small boats.
September 11, 2025 at 8:11 PM
That’s not my point. Now we are no longer in Eurodac asylum claimants who have been rejected by the EU come to the UK in small boats.
Never forget that he advocated for the influx of immigrants. Brexit meant the UK can no longer return migrants to the Country where they first claimed asylum. As we are no longer in Eurodac we don’t know if their application has been rejected. consequently they come to the UK.
September 11, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Never forget that he advocated for the influx of immigrants. Brexit meant the UK can no longer return migrants to the Country where they first claimed asylum. As we are no longer in Eurodac we don’t know if their application has been rejected. consequently they come to the UK.
The Brexit Effect, regaining access to Eurodac:
"EU’s biometric asylum db... stores fingerprints of asylum seekers… would allow Home Office caseworkers to identify where an individual has previously applied for and been refused asylum in the EU…"
🔗 migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/co...
"EU’s biometric asylum db... stores fingerprints of asylum seekers… would allow Home Office caseworkers to identify where an individual has previously applied for and been refused asylum in the EU…"
🔗 migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/co...
The UK-France small boats returns deal and options for further cooperation with the EU - Migration Observatory
This Q&A discusses the evidence related to UK-EU co-operation on asylum and unauthorised migration.
migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk
September 11, 2025 at 4:31 PM
The Brexit Effect, regaining access to Eurodac:
"EU’s biometric asylum db... stores fingerprints of asylum seekers… would allow Home Office caseworkers to identify where an individual has previously applied for and been refused asylum in the EU…"
🔗 migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/co...
"EU’s biometric asylum db... stores fingerprints of asylum seekers… would allow Home Office caseworkers to identify where an individual has previously applied for and been refused asylum in the EU…"
🔗 migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/co...
Polen tritt Menschenrechte mit Füßen
Essen für Hungernde kann 5 Jahre Haft bedeuten
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Essen für Hungernde kann 5 Jahre Haft bedeuten
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September 11, 2025 at 6:54 AM
Polen tritt Menschenrechte mit Füßen
Essen für Hungernde kann 5 Jahre Haft bedeuten
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Essen für Hungernde kann 5 Jahre Haft bedeuten
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🔴 #Eurodac is transforming from an asylum database into the backbone of #EUmigration policy.
Virginie Jacob analyses its role in the implementation of the New Pact, its links with #EU return #policy & the need for robust safeguards.
Read 👇
www.epc.eu/publication/...
Virginie Jacob analyses its role in the implementation of the New Pact, its links with #EU return #policy & the need for robust safeguards.
Read 👇
www.epc.eu/publication/...
September 8, 2025 at 3:07 PM
🔴 #Eurodac is transforming from an asylum database into the backbone of #EUmigration policy.
Virginie Jacob analyses its role in the implementation of the New Pact, its links with #EU return #policy & the need for robust safeguards.
Read 👇
www.epc.eu/publication/...
Virginie Jacob analyses its role in the implementation of the New Pact, its links with #EU return #policy & the need for robust safeguards.
Read 👇
www.epc.eu/publication/...
EU-KOM zum Fahrplan für #Interoperabilität:
⚠️ Seit 20. Mai 2025: VIS4EES
⚠️ 12. Oktober 2025: EES
⚠️ Q4 2025: ECRIS-TCN
⚠️ 2025–2026: Erweitertes Eurodac
⚠️ Q4 2026: ETIAS
www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/docume...
⚠️ Seit 20. Mai 2025: VIS4EES
⚠️ 12. Oktober 2025: EES
⚠️ Q4 2025: ECRIS-TCN
⚠️ 2025–2026: Erweitertes Eurodac
⚠️ Q4 2026: ETIAS
www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/docume...
September 8, 2025 at 2:10 PM
EU-KOM zum Fahrplan für #Interoperabilität:
⚠️ Seit 20. Mai 2025: VIS4EES
⚠️ 12. Oktober 2025: EES
⚠️ Q4 2025: ECRIS-TCN
⚠️ 2025–2026: Erweitertes Eurodac
⚠️ Q4 2026: ETIAS
www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/docume...
⚠️ Seit 20. Mai 2025: VIS4EES
⚠️ 12. Oktober 2025: EES
⚠️ Q4 2025: ECRIS-TCN
⚠️ 2025–2026: Erweitertes Eurodac
⚠️ Q4 2026: ETIAS
www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/docume...
Another factor of Brexit, was the UK's loss of access to 'Eurodac'. Now, we have no way of checking those who enter into the UK, thru this system. We've been blinded to detecting previous attempts/criminals etc entering the UK.
September 8, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Another factor of Brexit, was the UK's loss of access to 'Eurodac'. Now, we have no way of checking those who enter into the UK, thru this system. We've been blinded to detecting previous attempts/criminals etc entering the UK.
Five Eyes indeed. Yes, our borders with the other four partners are sooo difficult to control! We had the more pertinent Dublin Regulation and Eurodac before Brexit! Just plain ridiculous.
September 8, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Five Eyes indeed. Yes, our borders with the other four partners are sooo difficult to control! We had the more pertinent Dublin Regulation and Eurodac before Brexit! Just plain ridiculous.