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EU: What if a refugee allegedly supports terrorism? The CJEU judgment in T

24 June 2015

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"What happens if a refugee allegedly supports terrorism? The most obvious answer is that the person concerned might be excluded from getting refugee status in the first place, in accordance with Article 1.F of the Geneva (UN) Convention on Refugees, as reflected in the EU’s qualification Directive and interpreted in the CJEU’s B and D judgment of 2010. However, the situation is more complicated if the person already has refugee status, and his or her alleged support for terrorism begins or comes to light only later. This issue was addressed for the first time in today’s CJEU judgment in T."

See the full text: What if a refugee allegedly supports terrorism? The CJEU judgment in T (EU Law Analysis)

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