Responses to the crisis of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), after a long period of impasse, currently lie in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum (European Commission, 23 September 2020). This essay will focus on the Proposal for a Regulation addressing situations of crisis and force majeure as part of the Commission package of proposals following the New Pact, and especially on the “immediate protection” status envisaged therein. Whitin the forms of international protection granted by the European Union law, this essay explores in primis such a new status in comparison with the “temporary protection” – which is intended to be repealed and however never triggered – and, in secundis, in the framework of the New Pact rationale, as characterized by the increasing of interstate solidarity mechanisms despite restrictions on the fundamental rights of asylum-seekers.
La Proposta di Regolamento sulle situazioni di crisi e di forza maggiore - facente parte del pacchetto di proposte presentate dalla Commissione europea a seguito del “Nuovo Patto” sulla migrazione e l'asilo – prevede lo status di protezione internazionale, su cui si concentra il presente contributo. Nel quadro delle forme di protezione internazionale disciplinate dal diritto dell’Unione europea, tale nuovo status è analizzato, in primis, in raffronto alla “protezione temporanea” – destinata ad essere abrogata e, comunque, mai attivata – e, in secundis, in relazione alla logica del Nuovo Patto, caratterizzata dall’incremento dei meccanismi di solidarietà interstatale nonostante la compressione dei diritti fondamentali dei richiedenti asilo.
The “immediate protection” status under the New pact on migration and asylum: some remarks
Palladino Rossana
2021
Abstract
Responses to the crisis of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), after a long period of impasse, currently lie in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum (European Commission, 23 September 2020). This essay will focus on the Proposal for a Regulation addressing situations of crisis and force majeure as part of the Commission package of proposals following the New Pact, and especially on the “immediate protection” status envisaged therein. Whitin the forms of international protection granted by the European Union law, this essay explores in primis such a new status in comparison with the “temporary protection” – which is intended to be repealed and however never triggered – and, in secundis, in the framework of the New Pact rationale, as characterized by the increasing of interstate solidarity mechanisms despite restrictions on the fundamental rights of asylum-seekers.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.