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Poland - Supreme Administrative Court of Poland, 24 July 2011, II OSK 557/10
Country of applicant: Russia

The administrative authorities, when carrying out an assessment of whether a subsequent application for refugee status is inadmissible (based on the same grounds), should compare the factual basis for the administrative case on which a final decision has been made with the testimony of the foreignor provided in the subsequent application and should also examine whether the situation in the country of origin of the applicant and also the legal position have changed.

Date of decision: 25-07-2011
Relevant International and European Legislation: Art 15 (c),Recital 6,Recital 2,Art 1A,Art 23.4 (h),Art 25.2 (f),Art 32.3,Recital 15,Art 28.1,Art 34.2,Article 3
Germany - High Administrative Court Nordrhein-Westfalen, 27 March 2007, 8 A 4728/05.A
Country of applicant: Turkey

Exclusion from refugee status on the grounds of serious non-political crimes is only permissible if the applicant still poses a threat. The Court found that an applicant from Turkey, who had been subject to past persecution, was not sufficiently safe from renewed persecution if returned.

Date of decision: 27-03-2007
Relevant International and European Legislation: EN - Qualification Directive, Directive 2004/83/EC of 29 April 2004,1951 Refugee Convention,Art 1F(c),Recital 3,Art 12.2,Art 12.3,UNHCR Handbook,Para 152,Para 147,Para 149,Para 163,Para 157,Para 148,Para 151,Art 35,Recital 15,Art 21.1,EN - Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms,Article 3