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Why did they beat me?

legal analysis
The respondent’s account of being detained without legal basis or access to due process constitutes arbitrary detention, which is prohibited under international and regional human rights law (Art. 9 UDHR; Art. 9.1 ICCPR; Art. 5.1 ECHR; Art. 6 EUCFR). The automatic or punitive detention of asylum seekers or persons on the move, particularly without access to legal remedies or information on the reasons for detention, violates these principles.
Refusing to process or receive asylum claims, as well as interference or obstruction in individuals' asylum processes is a violation of the Right to Asylum as established in the 1951 Refugee Convention, the UN Declaration on Human Rights (Article 14), and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (Article 18).