Part 2 First List of Safe Countries (Refugee Convention and Human Rights (1))
Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, etc) Act 2004 (2004 c 19) | Legislation

Part 2 First List of Safe Countries (Refugee Convention and Human Rights (1))

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This Part applies to—

(a)     Austria,

(b)     Belgium,

[(ba)     Bulgaria,]

[(bb)     Republic of Croatia,]

(c)     Republic of Cyprus,

(d)     Czech Republic,

(e)     Denmark,

(f)     Estonia,

(g)     Finland,

(h)     France,

(i)     Germany,

(j)     Greece,

(k)     Hungary,

(l)     Iceland,

(m)     Ireland,

(n)     Italy,

(o)     Latvia,

[(oa)     Principality of Liechtenstein,]

(p)     Lithuania,

(q)     Luxembourg,

(r)     Malta,

(s)     Netherlands,

(t)     Norway,

(u)     Poland,

(v)     Portugal,

[(va)     Romania,]

(w)     Slovak Republic,

(x)     Slovenia,

(y)     Spain, . . .

(z)     Sweden,

[(z1)     Switzerland].

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(1)     This paragraph applies for the purposes of the determination by any person, tribunal or court whether a person who has made an asylum claim or a human rights claim [(the “claimantâ€)] may be removed—

(a)

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