Interim protection against removal to Greece due to risk of refoulement and inhuman treatment

The Federal Constitutional Court ordered the repetition of a previous interim measure for an additional six months, effective until a final decision on the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the applicant's protection against removal. The dispute concerned a constitutional complaint filed by an Eritrean national against the enforcement of a deportation order to Greece, specifically challenging the risk of inhumane treatment or refoulement in the destination country. Relying on the prohibition of inhuman treatment under the Basic Law and the interim protective powers available in constitutional complaint proceedings, the court found the risk of removal to be substantial, maintaining the initial suspension of deportation to safeguard the applicant's fundamental rights pending a merits review.