Πάντως, όπως γράφει και το αγγλόφωνο κείμενο, το οτι οι λαθρομετανάστες έχουν δύσκολες συνθήκες διαβίωσης στην Ελλάδα, αναγκάζει τις ευρωπαικές χώρες να κρατούν αυτούς που φτάνουν σε αυτές και να μην τους στέλνουν πίσω στην Ελλάδα, παρα το τι υπαγορεύεται στην συνθήκη του Δουβλίνου...
Αυτή η ελληνική ανικανότητα να παρέχει τα στοιχειώδη, δουλεύει υπέρ των λαθρομεταναστών - στο τέλος μόνοι τους θα ζητούν "Δώσε κακοπέραση να πάω Γερμανία - υπάρχει το δεδικασμένο". Προς τι ο καυγάς λοιπόν?
"...The case concerns an Iranian national, identified as 'Mr Puid', who arrived in Germany irregularly by transiting through Greece. His application for asylum lodged in Germany was declared inadmissible on the grounds that Greece was the member state competent to examine the application, as defined by the EU’s Dublin II regulation.
Puid was therefore transferred to Greece. However, he lodged an appeal for annulment of the decision rejecting his application, which was upheld by the Administrative Court in Frankfurt, Germany.
The Frankfurt court considered that Germany was required to examine the application, in light of the conditions in Greece in relation to the reception of asylum seekers and processing of asylum applications. Puid was subsequently recognised as a refugee by the German authorities.
In that context, the Higher Administrative Court in Hesse, before which an appeal against the Frankfurt decision has been brought, asked the ECJ for clarification as to which state must examine an application for asylum.
The German court is seeking to ascertain whether the Dublin II regulation confers on an asylum seeker the right to require a member state to examine their application if that state cannot transfer him, because of a risk of infringement of his fundamental rights, to the member country initially identified as competent.
Michele Cercone, spokesperson for Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, told EurActiv that this was not the first court decision going against a basic tenet of the EU's asylum policy, namely that the country where an asylum application is first lodged is responsible for dealing with the case.
Cercone added that many EU countries were not sending asylum seekers back to Greece, where they first arrived on EU territory, due to concerns about their fundamental rights."