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Unaccompanied child-asylum seekers in Greece: third-party intervention before the ECHR

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Law Policing Immigration Asylum Borders
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Hungary European Convention on Human Rights Greece Serbia Austria Slovenia Macedonia Croatia

25 October 2016

These written submissions are presented on behalf of Statewatch, hereinafter “the Intervener”, pursuant to the grant of permission of the President of the First Section of the Court notified in a letter dated 6 July 2016 and addressed to Statewatch by the Section Registrar.

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Written Submissions on behalf of Statewatch as Third Party Intervenor in the case of Sh.D and others v Greece, F.Y.R.O.M, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia (Application No. 14165/16) (pdf)

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