Subsidiary protection in European Union law and Turkish law

The main reason for the emergence of asylum and asylum claims is that states cannot or do not protect their citizens. For this reason, human rights violations caused by war, armed conflict, internal confusion or political instability constituted the main asylum reason for individuals. In the first part of our study, the basic concepts related to international protection status are included, and the complementary protection and non-refoulement principle that forms the basis of secondary protection has been examined in detail. In the second and third parts of our study, how the subsidiary protection status is interpreted and applied in the European Union and Turkish Law, and similar and different issues regarding the status determination process between the two legal systems are included.