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Top EU court rules gender, nationality enough for Afghan women to be granted asylum

  • The European Court of Justice ruled that gender and nationality alone are enough for granting asylum to Afghan women due to Taliban restrictions on rights.
  • FN, an Afghan woman, stated she would face risks of abduction and lack of education if deported to Afghanistan.
  • The ECJ determined that EU authorities need not prove individual persecution risks for Afghan women seeking asylum.
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The EU has decided that Afghan women now have the right to asylum without individual case assessment. Gigi Deppe thinks that is brave - especially at a time when parties that want to fight migration are gaining support.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The European Court of Justice ruled today that gender and nationality are sufficient to grant asylum to women from Afghanistan, where the ruling Taliban have severely curtailed their rights.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Since the Taliban seized power, women in Afghanistan have been living under persecution. This is the ruling of the European Court of Justice.

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ORF.at News broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, October 4, 2024.
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