Italian Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding inadmissibility of asylum claim due to lack of procedural standing.

The Court of Cassation dismissed the interlocutory appeal filed by the applicant against the lower court's rejection of their asylum request. The applicant argued that the initial decision violated their right to effective judicial protection by failing to properly examine their specific fear of persecution. The Court ruled that the applicant lacked the necessary procedural standing to challenge the admissibility of the claim at this stage, as the proper remedy lies in the substantive review of the asylum application itself.