2009
DOI: 10.1093/ijrl/eep008
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Border Controls at Sea: Requirements under International Human Rights and Refugee Law

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“…83 This argument contains fundamental flaws. Firstly, the provisions serve different purposes; 84 art 33(1) concerns protecting refugees 85 whereas art 33(2) concerns protecting States from dangerous refugees. 86 Article 33(2) permits states to return dangerous refugees within their territory, not seize and return refugees outside their territory which 'expresses precisely' the Refugee Convention's objectives and concerns.…”
Section: (B) Article 33(2)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…83 This argument contains fundamental flaws. Firstly, the provisions serve different purposes; 84 art 33(1) concerns protecting refugees 85 whereas art 33(2) concerns protecting States from dangerous refugees. 86 Article 33(2) permits states to return dangerous refugees within their territory, not seize and return refugees outside their territory which 'expresses precisely' the Refugee Convention's objectives and concerns.…”
Section: (B) Article 33(2)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schließlich wird eine Kontrolle durch die allgemeine Öffentlichkeit durch Transparenzpflichten der Informationsfreiheit eröffnet. 74 Der prozeduralen Rationalität dient eine besonders justizförmige Gestaltung des Verwaltungsverfahrens. 75 Ein anderes Element, das sich häu-fig findet, ist die kollegiale Beratung in Beschlusskammern oder Leitungsgremien.…”
Section: Die Legitimationsinstrumenteunclassified
“…While previous operations under Art. 8 of the Regulation were mere support operations, in which Frontex and the national support teams co‐ordinated by Frontex did not have executive competences of their own, executive authority is now transferred to them by the respective Member States, and the Regulation lends intervention powers to all forces deployed in joint Frontex operations (Fischer‐Lescano, Löhr, and Tohidipur 2009:258).…”
Section: Supranational Border Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The crucial factor must not be the whereabouts of the actors, but their general situation. Is the person concerned under the control of a state body or affected by their action (Fischer‐Lescano and Löhr 2007:8)? Thus, there can be no such thing as a place outside the country of origin, where the refoulement ban is void, neither on European territory, beyond the national border nor in the transit zone.…”
Section: Supranational Border Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%