Tina's fight: Will she finally reunite with her family?

Tina's fight: Will she finally reunite with her family?

The tragic story of Tina, which was deported from Austria to Georgia at just 12 years, continues to employ the judiciary. Despite her deep roots in Vienna - born and grew up in the city, she goes to school - she was brought to Georgia with her family on January 28, 2021. This happened because her mother had previously tried to prevent deportation. Almost a year later, Tina was able to return with a student visa, while her mother and sister only followed later after the administrative court declared the deportation to be illegal. However, your residence permit is still unsure of how the standard reported.

Now, as a 17-year-old, Tina lives in her host family and prepares for the Matura. However, the status of her mother and younger sister remains worrying. Despite the statement that the deportation was illegal, the Federal Administrative Court rejected the application for humanitarian stay. The Constitutional Court is now checking the case, while Tina's family continues to hope for a positive decision. It is particularly worrying that the Federal Office for Foreign Affairs and Asylum does not adequately guarantee their sister's welfare, the family should have to return to Georgia.

legal situation and child protection

tina has the great wish to finally be united with her family again. However, she plans to study acting, but distracts her thoughts from the possibility of further deportation. Children's rights in asylum law are repeatedly questioned in Austria, according to a report by Kinderfreunde.at, the child's well -being under Irmgard Grieß, founded in 2022, criticized the situation, but to this day none of the eleven recommendations have been implemented.