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5.2.2.The EU-Turkey Statement: Including Some, Excluding Others
The clash between sovereign rights of the EU, Greece and Turkey, and the rights of…
(1)exclusion from the state territory – which contravenes the access of refugees…
(2)exclusion from the application of general law – which contravenes the access of…
(3)exclusion from the space of appearance – which deprives refugees of access to…
These three stages of exclusion, solely or in unison, deprive the refugee of access…
Second, exclusion of the refugee from the application of general law is realized…
Third, exclusion of the refugee from the space of appearance is realized through…
In particular, the EU asylum acquis is based on the idea of exclusion. The idea of including the desired legal migrants as insiders and excluding the undesired migrants as outsiders is at the very outset embedded in the CEAS itself. In this respect, the externalization of migration management and its instruments are the medium to realize this idea of exclusion. For the EU, externalization is rooted in the rationales of preventing the entry of (irregular) migrants (including refugees and asylum seekers) to the EU territory and diverting the burden of protection and migration management to third countries (see Section…
Similarly, the Turkish asylum regime is predicated on the idea of exclusion. Hitherto…
In the context of the idea of exclusion, migrants who fall under the implementation…
5.2.1.The EU-Turkey Statement: Setting up Physical and Structural Boundaries
5.2.3.The Border: Access to Territory and to a “Right to Have Rights”
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