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MUSE SHIRE AND OTHERS v. THE NETHERLANDS

Doc ref: 9933/18 • ECHR ID: 001-193708

Document date: May 15, 2019

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MUSE SHIRE AND OTHERS v. THE NETHERLANDS

Doc ref: 9933/18 • ECHR ID: 001-193708

Document date: May 15, 2019

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Communicated on 15 May 2019

FOURTH SECTION

Application no. 9933/18 Mahamuud MUSE SHIRE and O thers against the Netherlands lodged on 20 February 2018

SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASE

The applicants, a married couple and their second child born in May 2013, have Somali nationality. After the husband had been granted subsidiary protection in the Netherlands in 2010, his wife and oldest child were given permission to join him in October 2013 for purposes of refugee ‑ family reunion, but the second child – whom the application for reunion did not concern as she was born after that application had been made – stayed behind. A subsequent request for family reunion with the second child, lodged in 2015, was refused as it was held that the parents did not comply with an income requirement and could not be exempted from that requirement. Two more children have been born to the couple in the Netherlands. The applicants complain under Article 8 of the Convention that the denial of family reunion violates their right to respect for their family life.

QUESTION tO THE PARTIES

Has there been a violation of the applicants ’ right to respect for their family life, contrary to Article 8 of the Convention?

APPENDIX

No.

Firstname LASTNAME

Birth year

Nationality

Place of residence

Representative

Mahamuud

MUSE SHIRE

1986Somali

Zaandam

M.L. van Riel

Maryan MAXMUD MAXMED

1989Somali

Zaandam

M.L. van Riel

Hamdi

MOHAMUD MUSE

2013Somali

Hargeisa, Somaliland

M.L. van Riel

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