ECHR
Abukar v. Denmark (No. 24837/24), concerning the deportation of a Somali delinquent
Abukar v. Denmark (No. 24837/24)
Hungary Condemned for Protecting Its BordersBy ECLJOn 24 June 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued a new judgment against Hungary, accusing the government of collectively expelling three migrants at the Serbian-Hungarian border. In...
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Ex-Muslim Christian refugees in Europe: the ECLJ calls for greater protectionBy ECLJEach year, thousands of Christians from a Muslim background flee their home countries due to persecution, as apostasy from Islam is severely punished by society, if not by the law itself. They hope...
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Does the ECHR have the power to suspend expulsions of migrants?By Grégor PuppinckAt a time when the UK and the ECHR are engaged in a “tug-of-war” over immigration control following the recent adoption of a law providing for the relocation of asylum seekers to Rwanda, Grégor...
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The CJEU Protects Converts to Christianity; and France?By Thibault van den BosscheAccording to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), an asylum application based on a religious conversion that occurred after the foreigner left their country of origin cannot be...
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