Italian Supreme Court dismisses asylum claim due to lack of procedural exhaustion of domestic remedies.

The Italian Supreme Court dismissed the asylum applicant's request, ruling that the applicant failed to exhaust domestic administrative remedies before seeking international protection. The applicant argued that local authorities ignored their application, but the court found no evidence of such negligence in the record. Consequently, the court held that the applicant must first pursue all available local procedures before the case can be considered for international protection.