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Reconciling the Dublin III Regulation with Fundamental Rights Concerns: the EU Charter and ECHR

e-Presentation by Steve Peers

Year: 2014

Topic

Steve Peers examines the application of fundamental rights to situations involving the Dublin III Regulation, with a particular focus on the impact and role of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU. He follows a three-fold assessment focusing first on substantive rights, before examining the nature of the procedural rights guaranteed and, finally, the enforceability of the rights in question. He presents a detailed interpretation of the recent judgment of the CJEU in the Abdullahi case (C-394/12). In his concluding remarks, Steve also provides his assessment of the consequences of the rights protected on the asylum procedure and the Dublin system in particular.

Speaker

Steve Peers, Professor of Law, University of Essex, London
 

Package

  • Video presentation
  • Audio podcast version
  • Duration: 53 minutes
  • Links to all relevant sources of law
  • Access for 12 months after purchase
  • Includes standard version and certified version eligible for CPD points

Filmed at ERA's Applying the Reformed Dublin Regulation in Trier on 28-29 April 2014.

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Areas of Law: Asylum & Immigration Law, Human Rights Law (incl. ECHR), Judicial Remedies

Language: English

Article-no.: 414P40

Price: 20,00 EUR


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