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Germany
This National Site collects leading decisions from Germany. The National Coordinator for Germany is:
Constantin Hruschka
Dr. Constantin Hruschka works for UNHCR in Germany. In his function he provides (inter alia) training on the 1951 Convention and on European refugee law and its impact on the national practice. Before joining UNHCR in 2004 Dr Hruschka has worked as a lawyer and as a scientific researcher at the Universities of Munich and Würzburg. He has written on international refugee law and its impact on the national aliens law, as well as on several legal aspects of the European asylum system.
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Germany's Most Recent Decision
The most recent decision added to the Germany site is 2BvR 1794/08 v Federal Republic of Germany,
a decision rendered in Germany by the Federal Constitutional Court on Wednesday, September 03, 2008, involving an applicant from Sri Lanka.
A brief summary of the facts of the case is: Tamil man fears persecution and violence by Sri Lankan authorities because of his ethnicity.
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