- List of Definitions
- 0. Executive summary
- 0.1 Purpose of the study
- 0.2 Establishing analytical groups for comparison
- 0.3 Legal and practical situation of third-country nationals pending return
- 0.4 Effects of the current legal basis and actual situation of third-country nationals pending return/removal
- 0.5 Conclusions and recommendations
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1 Legislation and regulation related to return
- 1.2 Legislation and regulation related to human rights
- 1.3 A need for more knowledge
- 1.4 Methodology
- 1.5 Content of the report
- 2. Defining the target group
- 2.1 The complexity of the situation and lack of common or clear definitions
- 2.1.1 ...
- 2.2 Development of analytical groups of third-country nationals awaiting return/removal
- 3. Legal situation of third-country nationals pending return/removal
- 3.1 Third-country nationals pending return, without a postponement status granting additional rights
- 3.1.1 ...
- 3.2 Third-country nationals with an official postponement status with additional rights
- 3.2.1 ...
- 3.3 Specific provisions for third-country nationals cooperating on the return (including voluntary return)
- 3.4 Specific provisions for vulnerable third-country nationals pending return/removal
- 3.5 Access to legalisation
- 3.6 Actual situation: access to legally established rights
- 3.6.1 ...
- 4. Effects of the current legal basis and actual situation of third-country nationals pending return/removal
- 4.1 Fostering the protection of human rights
- 4.2 Public opinion
- 4.3 Secondary movements
- 4.3.1 ...
- 4.4 Views on and potential effects of harmonisation of legislation
- 5. Conference held on 22 January 2013 in Brussels
- 5.1 Welcome
- 5.2 Opening address by Belinda Pyke
- 5.3 Presentation of the study findings by the study team
- 5.4 Address by Prof. Philippe de Bruycker
- 5.5 Presentation by Matthias Pollmann
- 5.6 Group Session 1 and Plenum Session 1
- 5.7 The US experience – keynote address by Mark Lenox
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