I – Admissibility of applications; Subsidiary Protection Medical Reports/Medico-legal Exclusion from, cessation of and Well-founded fear Reports VII – Permissions, Transfers, Returns withdrawal of protection or protection Previous persecution and Family Reunification III – Forms of and Reasons for status. Relevant Documentation Persecution and Serious Harm Dependant (Dependent person) Relevant Facts Acts contrary to the purposes Dublin Transfer Standard of proof Armed conflict and principles of the UN Family member Death penalty/Execution Cessation of protection V - Assessment of application Family reunification Discrimination Circumstances ceased to exist Indirect refoulement Female genital mutilation Accelerated procedure Crime against humanity Non-refoulement Gender Based Persecution Assessment of facts and Exclusion from protection Request that charge be taken Genocide circumstances First country of asylum Request to take back Indiscriminate violence Child Specific Considerations Inadmissible application Residence document Individual threat Humanitarian considerations Revocation of protection status Responsibility for examining Inhuman or degrading Individual assessment Safe country of origin application treatment or punishment Manifestly unfounded Safe third country Return Internal armed conflict application Serious non-political crime Sponsor International armed conflict Obligation/Duty to cooperate Terrorism Temporary Protection Membership of a particular Personal circumstances of War crimes Visa social group applicant Withdrawal of protection Nationality VIII - Reception conditions; general application VI – Procedural rights and safeguards Persecution (acts of) rights and entitlements II – Elements of Protection Definition Persecution Grounds/Reasons Delay Access to the labour market Political Opinion Effective access to procedures Actor of persecution or serious Accommodation centre Race Effective remedy (right to) harm Best interest of the child Religion Final decision Actors of protection Detention Serious harm Legal assistance/ Legal Country of former habitual Education (right to) Sexual orientation representation/Legal aid residence Family unity (right to) Torture More favourable provisions Country of origin Freedom of movement (right Trafficking in human beings Obligation to give reasons Internal protection to) Personal interview Non-state actors/agents of IV - Elements of Proof Health (right to) Procedural guarantees persecution Integration measures Benefit of doubt Right to remain pending a Protection Material reception conditions Burden of proof decision (Suspensive effect) Real risk Reception conditions Country of origin information Subsequent application Refugee Status Unaccompanied minor Credibility assessment Refugee sur place Vulnerable Person Duty of applicant Stateless person
I – Admissibility of applications; Exclusion from, cessation of and withdrawal of protection or protection status. Acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the UN Cessation of protection Circumstances ceased to exist Crime against humanity Exclusion from protection First country of asylum Inadmissible application Revocation of protection status Safe country of origin Safe third country Serious non-political crime Terrorism War crimes Withdrawal of protection application II – Elements of Protection Definition Actor of persecution or serious harm Actors of protection Country of former habitual residence Country of origin Internal protection Non-state actors/agents of persecution Protection Real risk Refugee Status Refugee sur place Stateless person Subsidiary Protection Well-founded fear III – Forms of and Reasons for Persecution and Serious Harm Armed conflict Death penalty/Execution Discrimination Female genital mutilation Gender Based Persecution Genocide Indiscriminate violence Individual threat Inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment Internal armed conflict International armed conflict Membership of a particular social group Nationality Persecution (acts of) Persecution Grounds/Reasons Political Opinion Race Religion Serious harm Sexual orientation Torture Trafficking in human beings IV - Elements of Proof Benefit of doubt Burden of proof Country of origin information Credibility assessment Duty of applicant Medical Reports/Medico-legal Reports Previous persecution Relevant Documentation Relevant Facts Standard of proof V - Assessment of application Accelerated procedure Assessment of facts and circumstances Child Specific Considerations Humanitarian considerations Individual assessment Manifestly unfounded application Obligation/Duty to cooperate Personal circumstances of applicant VI – Procedural rights and safeguards Delay Effective access to procedures Effective remedy (right to) Final decision Legal assistance/ Legal representation/Legal aid More favourable provisions Obligation to give reasons Personal interview Procedural guarantees Right to remain pending a decision (Suspensive effect) Subsequent application VII – Permissions, Transfers, Returns and Family Reunification Dependant (Dependent person) Dublin Transfer Family member Family reunification Indirect refoulement Non-refoulement Request that charge be taken Request to take back Residence document Responsibility for examining application Return Sponsor Temporary Protection Visa VIII - Reception conditions; general rights and entitlements Access to the labour market Accommodation centre Best interest of the child Detention Education (right to) Family unity (right to) Freedom of movement (right to) Health (right to) Integration measures Material reception conditions Reception conditions Unaccompanied minor Vulnerable Person
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