Примери за използване на Subsidiary protection status на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(a) the beneficiary of protection was granted subsidiary protection status.
Enjoy refugee status or subsidiary protection status within the meaning of Directive 2011/95/EU.
In order to apply Article 20(1),the determining authority shallmay review the subsidiary protection status in particular.
For beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status Member States may limit social assistance to core benefits.
In order to apply Article 20(1), the determining authority shall review the subsidiary protection status in particular where.
Family reunification for persons with subsidiary protection status(e.g. civil war refugees) will be limited to 1,000 people per month.
(a) where competent authorities revoke, end or refuse to renew the refugee status of a third-country national in accordance with Article 14 and the subsidiary protection status in accordance with Article 20;deleted.
Refugees and persons who have been granted subsidiary protection status shall have the rights and obligations laid down in this Chapter.
Competent authorities shall issue travel documents with theminimum security features and biometrics outlined in Regulation(EC) No 2252/2004 to beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status who are unable to obtain a national passport.
(b) For beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status, the residence permit shall have a period of validity of one year and be renewable thereafter for periods of two years.”.
(33) Minimum standards for the definition and content of subsidiary protection status should also be laid down.
The question being asked by the referring court is, in essence, whether similar circumstances may fall within the definition of‘serious harm' under Article 15 of Directive 2004/83, and may, therefore,justify the granting of subsidiary protection status.
(24) Minimum standards for the definition and content of subsidiary protection status should also be laid down.
An indication that subsidiary protection status is not provisional in nature is the fact that the scope of Directive 2003/109 has been extended in order to make long-term resident status accessible to all beneficiaries of international protection.(50).
Member States shall revoke, end orrefuse to renew the subsidiary protection status of a third country national or a stateless person, if.
Rather, that article makes clear that the‘freedom of movement' it lays down is secured for‘beneficiaries of international protection',which means that refugees and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status are, in that respect, subject to the same rules.
Unlike German nationals, for whom there are no such residence conditions,a beneficiary of subsidiary protection status will therefore be eligible for welfare benefits only if he is prepared to accept a residence condition.
The Court found that the loss of subsidiary protection status in such circumstances is consistent with the purpose and general scheme of Directive 2011/95, and in particular with Article 18 thereof, which provides for subsidiary protection status to be granted only to persons who meet the conditions required to qualify for subsidiary protection. .
Where an applicationis rejected as inadmissible, as unfounded with regard to refugee status or subsidiary protection status, as explicitly withdrawn or as abandoned, the reasons in fact and in law shall be stated in the decision.
Paragraph 1 shall not apply to a beneficiary of subsidiary protection status who is able to invokedemonstrate the existence of compelling reasons arising out of previous serious harm for refusing to avail himself or herself of the protection of the country of nationality or, being a stateless person, of the country of former habitual residence.
(a)within six months in the case of a decision rejecting the application as unfounded in relation to refugee or subsidiary protection status if the examination is not accelerated or in the case of a decision withdrawing international protection; .
A place of residence condition for persons holding subsidiary protection status such as that provided for in the legislation which is the subject-matter of the main proceedings, which is based on the objective of achieving an appropriate territorial distribution of the burden of social assistance, is not compatible with Article 33 of Directive 2011/95.
(c)within one month in the case of a decision rejecting an application as unfounded in relation to the refugee or subsidiary protection status if the examination is not accelerated or in the case of a decision withdrawing international protection. .
Under the national rules at issue in the main proceedings,beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status are thus subject, in that respect, to a more restrictive regime than that applicable, generally, to refugees and third-country nationals legally resident in Germany on grounds that are not humanitarian or political or based on international law.
The document regulates“the procedures and principles, related to the work permit of foreigners,who are considered as candidates, refugees, conditional refugees, holders of subsidiary protection status, under Law No 6458 on foreigners and international protection of 4/4/2013” Article 1(1).
The approximation of rules on the recognition andcontent of refugee and subsidiary protection status should help to limit the secondary movements of applicants for asylum between Member States, where such movement is purely caused by differences in legal frameworks.
(b)within two months in the case of a decision rejecting an application as inadmissible or in the case of a decision rejecting an application as explicitly withdrawn or as abandoned or as unfounded ormanifestly unfounded in relation to refugee or subsidiary protection status following an accelerated examination procedure or a border procedure or while the applicant is held in detention;
In the two situations mentioned in Article 29 of Directive 2011/95,the conditions under which beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status are eligible for the social assistance extended to them by the Member State that has granted them that protection must be the same as those under which such assistance is granted to nationals of that Member State.
By exception to the general rule laiddown in paragraph 1, Member States may limit social assistance granted to beneficiaries of subsidiary protection status to core benefits which will then be provided at the same levels and under the same eligibility conditions as nationals”.