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Council Directive 2004/83/EC of 29 April 2004 on minimum standards for the qualification and status of third country nationals or stateless persons as refugees or as persons who otherwise need international protection and the content of the protection granted (repealed)

EU Directive 2004/83 · Adopted 29 April 2004 · Extends to United Kingdom

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Council Directive 2004/83/EC

of 29 April 2004

on minimum standards for the qualification and status of third country nationals or stateless persons as refugees or as persons who otherwise need international protection and the content of the protection granted (repealed)

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Repealed by Directive 2011/95/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 December 2011 on standards for the qualification of third-country nationals or stateless persons as beneficiaries of international protection, for a uniform status for refugees or for persons eligible for subsidiary protection, and for the content of the protection granted.

Contents

  1. Chapter I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Repealed
  2. 1Subject matter and scope Repealed
  3. 2Definitions Repealed
  4. 3More favourable standards Repealed
  5. Chapter II: ASSESSMENT OF APPLICATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION Repealed
  6. 4Assessment of facts and circumstances Repealed
  7. 5International protection needs arising sur place Repealed
  8. 6Actors of persecution or serious harm Repealed
  9. 7Actors of protection Repealed
  10. 8Internal protection Repealed
  11. Chapter III: QUALIFICATION FOR BEING A REFUGEE Repealed
  12. 9Acts of persecution Repealed
  13. 10Reasons for persecution Repealed
  14. 11Cessation Repealed
  15. 12Exclusion Repealed
  16. Chapter IV: REFUGEE STATUS Repealed
  17. 13Granting of refugee status Repealed
  18. 14Revocation of, ending of or refusal to renew refugee status Repealed
  19. Chapter V: QUALIFICATION FOR SUBSIDIARY PROTECTION Repealed
  20. 15Serious harm Repealed
  21. 16Cessation Repealed
  22. 17Exclusion Repealed
  23. Chapter VI: SUBSIDIARY PROTECTION STATUS Repealed
  24. 18Granting of subsidiary protection status Repealed
  25. 19Revocation of, ending of or refusal to renew subsidiary protection status Repealed
  26. Chapter VII: CONTENT OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION Repealed
  27. 20General rules Repealed
  28. 21Protection from refoulement Repealed
  29. 22Information Repealed
  30. 23Maintaining family unity Repealed
  31. 24Residence permits Repealed
  32. 25Travel document Repealed
  33. 26Access to employment Repealed
  34. 27Access to education Repealed
  35. 28Social welfare Repealed
  36. 29Health care Repealed
  37. 30Unaccompanied minors Repealed
  38. 31Access to accommodation Repealed
  39. 32Freedom of movement within the Member State Repealed
  40. 33Access to integration facilities Repealed
  41. 34Repatriation Repealed
  42. Chapter VIII: ADMINISTRATIVE COOPERATION Repealed
  43. 35Cooperation Repealed
  44. 36Staff Repealed
  45. Chapter IX: FINAL PROVISIONS Repealed
  46. 37Reports Repealed
  47. 38Transposition Repealed
  48. 39Entry into force Repealed
  49. 40Addressees Repealed
  50. Signature

1Subject matter and scopeF1

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2DefinitionsF1

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3More favourable standardsF1

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4Assessment of facts and circumstancesF1

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5International protection needs arising sur placeF1

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6Actors of persecution or serious harmF1

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7Actors of protectionF1

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8Internal protectionF1

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9Acts of persecutionF1

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10Reasons for persecutionF1

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11CessationF1

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12ExclusionF1

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13Granting of refugee statusF1

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14Revocation of, ending of or refusal to renew refugee statusF1

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15Serious harmF1

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16CessationF1

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17ExclusionF1

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18Granting of subsidiary protection statusF1

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19Revocation of, ending of or refusal to renew subsidiary protection statusF1

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20General rulesF1

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21Protection from refoulementF1

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22InformationF1

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23Maintaining family unityF1

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24Residence permitsF1

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25Travel documentF1

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26Access to employmentF1

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27Access to educationF1

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28Social welfareF1

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29Health careF1

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30Unaccompanied minorsF1

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31Access to accommodationF1

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32Freedom of movement within the Member StateF1

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33Access to integration facilitiesF1

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34RepatriationF1

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35CooperationF1

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36StaffF1

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37ReportsF1

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38TranspositionF1

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39Entry into forceF1

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40AddresseesF1

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Signature

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