The allocation of competence in asylum procedures under EU law: The need to take the Dublin bull by the horns

Filippo, Marcello Di

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“…REIM Nº 32 (junio 2022) ISSN: 1887-4460 99 solicitud de protección internacional, la propuesta no modifica en esencia lo ya previsto actualmente, haciendo oídos sordos a las continuas peticiones de reforma por parte de la doctrina más especializada (Di Filippo, 2018). Y, lo que resulta más significativo, prestando atención únicamente al Estado miembro y no a los propios deseos e intereses del inmigrante peticionario de protección.…”

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El nuevo pacto sobre migración y asilo en la Unión Europea y su repercusión sobre la política común de seguridad y defensa

Sánchez

2022

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El Nuevo Pacto sobre Migración y Asilo de la Comisión Europea, aprobado en septiembre de 2020, presenta una serie de propuestas legislativas en la consecución de un enfoque integrado ante la realidad migratoria. No obstante, no parece que exista a fecha de hoy un auténtico consenso entre los Estados miembros a fin de lograr una verdadera política migratoria común. Por otra parte, la posible incidencia del Nuevo Pacto en la Política Común de Seguridad y Defensa demuestra, en nuestra opinión, un claro reconocimiento a su labor de control fronterizo y lucha contra el tráfico ilícito de inmigrantes.

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El nuevo pacto sobre migración y asilo en la Unión Europea y su repercusión sobre la política común de seguridad y defensa

Sánchez

2022

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Refugee Crisis and Migrations at the Gates of Europe: Deterritoriality, Extraterritoriality and Externalization of Border Controls

Gálvez¹

2019

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The refugee crisis has shaped a new perception of the migration reality in Europe. The ramifications of its impact on European integration are visible and enduring. The EU's response has included a certain strategic perspective, albeit weighed down by an excess of eurocentrism and a security perception that does not take third countries' interests into balanced account. The major economic effort being made supports a far-reaching strategy, only now beginning to be outlined, to promote economic development in the countries of origin and transit of migrants. Additionally, issues such as the monitoring of respect for migrants' human rights have not yet been suitably globally defined in this strategy. Although the behaviour and response capacity of the EU and its Member States can be assessed in different ways, the truth is that the migration debate has decisively swayed a block of countries that are openly reluctant to engage in intra-European solidarity and accept the new realities and responsibilities entailed by the refugees already present and yet to come to Europe. This position is very negative in the medium and long term, since, as noted, the crisis has also underscored the permanence of migration trends and flows and the consolidation of the routes or gates of entry to Europe. This contribution considers the vulnerability of the European borders designed and in operation in the Schengen Area. The internal borders were the most affected at the start of the migration crisis and are likely to be marked by current regulatory changes, which tend to allow exceptionality as a relatively common occurrence in the European 'federal' area of free movement. Nevertheless, the resilience of this system of the absence of internal border controls in the 'federal' area of free movement is undeniable.

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Monitoring the debate on the new pact on migration and asylum

Hein

2022

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The New Pact on Migration and Asylum presented by the European Commission on 23 September 2020 aimes at representing a new start with regard to the whole of issues related to the management of the challenges posed by migrants, refugees and asylum seekers arriving in the European Union. High expectations were raised that the reform would truly address the pressing questions that are high on the political agenda in many European countries. The New Pact has provoked a controversial debate. International organizations, European institutions, Member States, civil society organizations, academics have commented the complex package of policies and legislative proposals. One of the most conflictive issues regard the external dimension in the migration and asylum fields. Some observers, in particular Governments and the Council, deem that the cooperation with third countries of origin and of transit or first safe haven represents an essential aspect of solution, having regard to the “success” of the agreements with Turkey and Libya in terms of the reduction of arrivals from these countries. Others are most critical with respect to the “externalization” of responsibilities and of the control of external borders. Another conflictive issue is the reform of the “Dublin” system, addressed in the Pact as part of the Regulation on Migration and Asylum Management. The Mediterranean Member States oppose the continuing attribution of responsibility for asylum seekers to countries of first arrival and the insufficient solidarity mechanisms. Other Member States refuse any obligation of accepting asylum seekers relocated from other Member States. For the time being, no solution is in sight to overcome these divergencies.

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The allocation of competence in asylum procedures under EU law: The need to take the Dublin bull by the horns

Cited by 3 publications

References 41 publications

El nuevo pacto sobre migración y asilo en la Unión Europea y su repercusión sobre la política común de seguridad y defensa

El nuevo pacto sobre migración y asilo en la Unión Europea y su repercusión sobre la política común de seguridad y defensa

Refugee Crisis and Migrations at the Gates of Europe: Deterritoriality, Extraterritoriality and Externalization of Border Controls

Monitoring the debate on the new pact on migration and asylum

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