Common European Asylum System in a Changing World

23. Third-country nationals whose right to residence derives directly from EU law are: a) citizens of Turkey b) citizens of EEA states c) family members of EU citizens. 24. Who are migrants in an irregular situation? a) asylum seekers b) illegally staying third-country nationals c) illegally staying EU member states nationals 25. What is the main argument used by opponents of regularization programs? a) they are placing an excessive burden on the recipient country’s economy b) they encourage illegal migration c) they favour third-country nationals over EU nationals. 26. EU asylum policy must be in compliance with: a) the Geneva Convention of 1951 and its Protocol of 1967 only b) all relevant international documents c) the Geneva Convention of 1951 and its Protocol of 1967 and other relevant treaties 27. What asylum applications are outside of the scope of the EU law? a) applications of stateless persons in EU member states b) applications of third-country nationals in EU member states c) applications of EU citizens in EU member states. 28. The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights does not provide for: a) right to asylum b) right to subsidiary protection c) the principle of non-refoulement. 29. Temporary Protection Directive mechanism a) has been used in mass displacement of persons following the conflict in former Yugoslavia b) has been successfully used during migration crisis in 2015 c) has not been used yet. 30. International protection does not take form of: a) protection of victims of human trafficking b) refugee status c) subsidiary protection. 31. In the field of migrant integration a) the EU exercises shared competences, b) adopts measures providing for the harmonization of national law, c) any harmonization of national law is excluded. 32. According to EC documents on migrant integration

a) migrants and citizens shall have the same rights and obligations, b) migrants and citizens shall have comparable rights and obligations, c) migrants shall have a special regime of rights and obligations.

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