ASYLUM APPLICATION IT SYSTEM
September 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A SECURE electronic network of transmission channels between national authorities dealing with asylum applications within the European Union, Iceland and Norway, has been launched. DubliNET will help them decide which country is responsible. Under the new Dublin II Regulation, the member country playing the most important part in an asylum seeker's entry or EU residence must deal with applications.
A SECURE electronic network of transmission channels between national authorities dealing with asylum applications within the European Union, Iceland and Norway, has been launched. DubliNET will help them decide which country is responsible. Under the new Dublin II Regulation, the member country playing the most important part in an asylum seeker's entry or EU residence must deal with applications.
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