The Practices In Ireland Concerning the Granting of Non-EU Harmonised Protection Statuses

Abstract

People seeking protection who attain a status with lower guarantees whether, for example, for humanitarian reasons or due to the principle against non-refoulement, are accorded rights determined by a Member State’s domestic law. Such statuses, which are not provided for by EU law, may be said to be non-EU harmonised statuses. The current study outlines and compares the EU harmonised and non-harmonised protection statuses currently in operation in Ireland.

See also:

• The Different National Practices concerning granting of non-EU Harmonised Protection Statuses: EMN Synthesis Report
• National reports from other EU Member States