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ECJ Rules Rejected Asylum Seekers Must Receive Basic Necessities

Law·04.06.2026AI özeti

ECJ Rules Rejected Asylum Seekers Must Receive Basic Necessities

The European Court of Justice ruled that rejected asylum seekers awaiting transfer between EU countries must receive basic necessities like clothing and cash for daily needs, ensuring a minimum level of social participation and protecting physical/mental health.

ECJ Rules Hungary Breached EU Law With Anti-LGBTQ Law in Landmark Human Rights Case

Law·21.04.2026AI özeti

ECJ Rules Hungary Breached EU Law With Anti-LGBTQ Law in Landmark Human Rights Case

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary breached EU law with its controversial law stigmatizing LGBTQ people. In the largest human rights case in EU history, the court found for the first time that Article 2 of the Treaty of the European Union was infringed, protecting rights of transgender and non-heterosexual individuals.