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Adoption of the EU-Turkey Statement of March 2016 as well as EU-Turkey Readmission…
Safe third country practices serve as a “burden shifting” rather than a “responsibility…
Within the broader context of EU-Turkey relations, it should also be noted that the…
To set the scene before proceeding with the analysis, it is worth mentioning that,…
In terms of account of the current state of affairs, the relevant decisions by Greek…
In the assessment of Turkey’s position as a safe third country for EU states, state…
Just as EU member states did among themselves, within the frame of the accession…
This is also the case in terms of the implementation of the Convention relating to…
One result of lack of a complaint mechanism linked with the 1951 Convention is utilization…
All in all, in terms of practice, the role of overseeing national implementation…
Against this background, the chapters of the book touch upon the following issue…
Safe third country concept in international and European law and its implementation with respect to Turkey…
The first chapter of the book seeks to address the safe third country concept which…
To establish the background for this analysis, Turkey’s engagement with international…
The analysis of the safe third country concept in the first chapter serves as a background…
Problematic issues in Turkish judicial practices regarding IP procedures…
The first problematic issue in Turkish case law on IP procedures, is their limited…
The principle of non-refoulement within international refugee law, is applicable…
Another aspect of IP assessment that the Turkish judges neglect concerns the scope…
The second problematic issue in Turkish judicial practices concerning IP procedures…
UNHCR strongly expresses that indicators for implicit withdrawal should not be construed…
The third problematic legal issue observed in Turkish court decisions concerning…
Problematic issues in Turkish judicial practices regarding removal procedures…
The first problematic legal issue in Turkish judicial practices concerning removal…
The other dimension of the matter concerning implementation of threat to public order…
The second problematic issue arising from judiciary concerning removal procedures…
The third problematic issue observed in Turkish judicial practices in relation to…
Problematic issues in Turkish judicial practices regarding administrative detention procedures…
The first problematic judicial issue concerning administrative detention procedures…
The second legal issue that proves to be problematic concerning administrative detention…
The third problematic legal issue in Turkish court decisions on administrative detention…
The fourth problematic legal issue in judicial practices on adminsitrative detention…
Methodology…
Whereas the first chapter of the book concentrating on the safe third country concept…
Due to lack of a central database of decisions of Turkish first instance and regional…
Upon contact established with them, DGMM Department of Legal Affairs mentioned ongoing…
Since the courts rendering decisions on IP, removal and administrative detention…
Due to the explained challenges, it was not possible to adopt a systematic method…
Limitations explained above set aside, I am still confident that the court decisions…
Before explaining the methodology of analysis, I would like to clarify my preferences…
On the other hand, considering that translations within the Constitution and the…
In terms of legal analysis, this book aims to show case and examine prominent legal…
IP procedures as per the provisions in Part Three of LFIP; …
removal procedures as per Articles 52-56 of LFIP; …
on administrative detention procedures as per Articles 57-58 of LFIP.…
Therefore, court decisions rendered as a result of complaints against; …
refusal of entry to Turkey as per Article 7 of LFIP; …
security codes and entry bans imposed as per Articles 9 and 10 of LFIP; …
refusal, non-renewal or cancellation of residence permit or visa applications as…
reporting obligations imposed as per Article 57(4) of LFIP; and…
administrative fines imposed as per Article 102 of LFIP are not included within…
