Fundamental Rights Challenges in Border Controls and Expulsion of Irregular Immigrants in the European Union : Complaint Mechanisms and Access to Just (Paperback)

Introduction ?justicing Europe’s frontiers: effective access to justice in bordering and expulsion policies Sergio Carrera and Marco Stefan PART I: Complaint mechanisms in the context of border controls and expulsions at land and air borders1. Keeping up appearances: dubious legality and migration control at the peripheral borders of Europe. The cases of Ceuta and MelillaAna Lopez-Sala2. Deportations without the right to complaint: cases from Spain Iker Barbero and Mariona Illamola-Dausa3. Hungary at the border of populism and asylumJudit Toth 4. Access to effective remedies for foreigners affected by decisions, actions, or inactions of the Polish Border GuardMaja Lysienia5. Human rights violations in expulsion cases and during enforced returns: Austrian law and realityUlrike BrandlPART II: Complaint mechanisms in the context of sea borders and maritime surveillance 6. Police accountability and human rights at theItalian bordersGiuseppe Campesi7. Search and rescue, disembarkation, and relocation arrangements in the Mediterranean: justicing maritime border surveillance operationsSergio Carrera and Roberto Cortinovis 8. Border management at the external Schengen Borders: border controls, return operations, and obstacles to effective remedies in GreeceAikaterini Drakopoulou, Alexandros Konstantinou, and Dimitris Koros9. A practical evaluation of border activities in Romania: control, surveillance, and expulsionsMadalina Moraru and Nica FeliciaPART III: Justicing international, regional, and EU standards10. Complaint mechanism during return flights: the European border and Coast Guard AgencyJari Pirjola11. Mechanisms to prevent pushbacksTineke Strik 12. Human rights complaints at international borders or during expulsion procedures: international, European, and EU standardsSergio Carrera and Marco Stefan