<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"Adjudication of Procedural Safeguards for Vulnerable Asylum Seekers in Greece: Case Law and Systemic Non-Compliance."
Abstract:"Special procedural guarantees for vulnerable asylum seekers are a core part of refugee status determination standards. These safeguards are neither afforded, nor properly adjudicated in Greek asylum procedures, however. Drawing on recent case law, this article argues that Greek appeal bodies (the Appeals Committees) routinely rule that vulnerability is irrelevant to refugee status determination or that no procedural harm is sustained from the inappropriate channelling of vulnerable people into truncated procedures, in dereliction of European Union (EU) standards and domestic jurisprudence. Systemic non-compliance with the duty to grant special procedural safeguards is a policy choice, yet the European Commission, the institution responsible for EU law enforcement, refrains from enforcing these standards in Greece. The Commission's enforcement deficit vis-a-vis the Greek asylum system is underpinned by its Task Force for Migration Management's prioritization of ending overcrowding and speeding up decision making over procedural standards, as well as an uneasy balancing act between operational support and monitoring.."
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Adjudication of Procedural Safeguards for Vulnerable Asylum Seekers in Greece: Case Law and Systemic Non-Compliance
Special procedural guarantees for vulnerable asylum seekers are a core part of refugee status determination standards. These safeguards are neither afforded, nor properly adjudicated in Greek asylum procedures, however. Drawing on recent case law, this article argues that Greek appeal bodies (the Appeals Committees) routinely rule that vulnerability is irrelevant to refugee status determination or that no procedural harm is sustained from the inappropriate channelling of vulnerable people into truncated procedures, in dereliction of European Union (EU) standards and domestic jurisprudence. Systemic non-compliance with the duty to grant special procedural safeguards is a policy choice, yet the European Commission, the institution responsible for EU law enforcement, refrains from enforcing these standards in Greece. The Commission's enforcement deficit vis-a-vis the Greek asylum system is underpinned by its Task Force for Migration Management's prioritization of ending overcrowding and speeding up decision making over procedural standards, as well as an uneasy balancing act between operational support and monitoring.