Syrian refugee deported from Greece loses case against EU border agency
- The European Union court dismissed a claim for damages against Frontex by a Syrian family who alleged that they were deported without regard to international law.
- The court ruled that Frontex cannot be held liable for damages related to deportations, stating that only EU member states have the authority to assess return decisions and asylum applications.
- The Syrian family claimed that they were deported from Greece to Turkey by Frontex without consideration of their asylum application, and sought compensation for damages resulting from the operation.
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Syria refugee family deported from Greece, lost EU fight against Frontex
A Syrian family deported from Greece by the EU border protection agency lost a legal battle for damages, according to an EU Court ruling, Anadolu Agency reports. According to a written statement by the EU Court of Justice, the refugee family who wanted to lodge an application for international protection on the Greek island of Leros in 2016 was deported to Turkiye in a joint operation by Frontex and Greece. After settling in Iraq, the family sue…
EU court dismisses claim by Syrian refugees for damages from Frontex border agency
LUXEMBOURG (AP) — A top European Union court on Wednesday dismissed a claim by several Syrian refugees for damages from the Frontex EU border agency because they were returned to Turkey after landing in Greece, where they expressed a wish to be granted international protection. The EU General Court ruled that “since Frontex does not have the power to assess the merits of return decisions or applications for international protection, that EU agen…
EU court dismisses claim by Syrian refugees for damages from Frontex border agency
LUXEMBOURG (AP) — A top European Union court has dismissed a claim by several Syrian refugees for damages from the Frontex EU border agency because they were returned to Turkey after landing in Greece, where they expressed a wish to be granted international protection. The EU General Court ruled that Frontex cannot be held liable because it does not have the power to assess the merits of return decisions or applications for international protect…
EU court dismisses claim by Syrian refugees for damages from Frontex border agency
LUXEMBOURG (AP) — A top European Union court has dismissed a claim by several Syrian refugees for damages from the Frontex EU border agency because they were returned to Turkey after landing in Greece, where they expressed a wish to be granted international protection. The EU General Court ruled that Frontex cannot be held liable because it does not have the power to assess the merits of return decisions or applications for international protect…
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