Uniformity of refugee status in EU law and secondary movements: insights from QY v Germany and A., v Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Hamm
In QY v Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Effect of a decision granting refugee status) the Court of Justice held that Member State are not required under EU to automatically recognize the positive decision issued by another Member State. Such a positive decision does have some significance, but very far from being anything close to automatically binding as to the positive conclusion that the applicant
