| Abstract [eng] |
This Master‘s thesis presents and analyzes problematic aspects of enforcing the rights of third-country nationals in the European Union. In the course of globalization the protection of third-country nationals and regulation of their rights is becoming increasingly important in the EU. At present, a significant number of secondary legislation documents defining the status of third-country nationals in the Community have been adopted at EU level and they address the problems encountered in this area. Ongoing refugee crisis also creates new problematic issues in this area. Third countries in the sense of the EU are almost non-EU countries. Although not the members of EU, the EFTA countries are are both economically and politically closely related to EU. With the help of jurisprudence of Court of Justice of the European Union Master‘s thesis also analyzes the integration measures and conditions for third-country nationals allocated by EU member states. It is also analyzed whether the members of Community have the right to locate the place of residence of third-country nationals internally. Particular attention is paid to the grounds of the expulsion of third-country nationals from the EU states and the legality of this action. This aspect is analyzed from the point of view of third-country nationals with a different status: holders of residence permits in a Member State, EU citizens who do not have a residence permit, but who are parents of young children, long-term resident status holders. |
