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In R (on application of EM (Eritrea) and others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] UKSC 12, the Supreme Court found that the duty not to deport foreign nationals did not, as the Home Secretary sought to argue, just apply to countries where there was a real, ’systemic' risk of inhuman and degrading treatment. Instead, Convention law made it clear that [...]. This applied to the four applicants in this case who were resisting deportation to Italy, the state responsible for processing their asylum applications.
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each case should be considered on its own merits to decide if a real risk of this nature attached to the particular individual

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In R (on application of EM (Eritrea) and others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] UKSC 12, the Supreme Court found that the duty not to deport foreign nationals did not, as the Home Secretary sought to argue, just apply to countries where there was a real, ’systemic' risk of inhuman and degrading treatment. Instead, Convention law made it clear that [...]. This applied to the four applicants in this case who were resisting deportation to Italy, the state responsible for processing their asylum applications.
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In R (on application of EM (Eritrea) and others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] UKSC 12, the Supreme Court found that the duty not to deport foreign nationals did not, as the Home Secretary sought to argue, just apply to countries where there was a real, ’systemic' risk of inhuman and degrading treatment. Instead, Convention law made it clear that [...]. This applied to the four applicants in this case who were resisting deportation to Italy, the state responsible for processing their asylum applications.
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each case should be considered on its own merits to decide if a real risk of this nature attached to the particular individual
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