Article L754-2
When a foreign national placed or held in detention submits an application for asylum, the administrative authority may proceed, during detention, to determine the State responsible for examining this…
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When a foreign national placed or held in detention submits an application for asylum, the administrative authority may proceed, during detention, to determine the State responsible for examining this…
Asylum applications submitted under this chapter are examined by the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons under the accelerated procedure, in accordance with 3° of Articl…
If France is the State responsible for examining the asylum application and if the administrative authority considers, on the basis of objective criteria, that this application is being made for the s…
The asylum application of a foreign national placed or held in detention is inadmissible if it is made more than five days after the foreign national has been notified of his or her asylum rights unde…
With the exception of the cases mentioned in b and c of 2° of Article L. 542-2, the removal decision may not be enforced before the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons h…
The authority in charge of asylum applications in the place of detention informs the prefect who decided to keep the person in detention of the meaning of the decision of the French Office for the Pro…
The decision to grant asylum protection is transmitted to the place of detention by secure electronic means.It is notified to the person concerned through administrative channels by the authority hold…
Documents provided by the applicant will be returned with the decision.
When the foreign national hands over his asylum application to the depositary authority, the latter shall record the date and time of handover in the register referred to in Article L. 744-2.
Any person working in a place of detention may report to the head of the detention centre or his/her representative, or to the person in charge of the detention facility, any situation of vulnerabilit…
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