The High Court of Justice of the Canary Islands (TSJC) has urgently suspended the application of the protocol approved by the autonomous government that stopped receiving menas (acronym for unaccompanied foreign minors).
A document to which EL ESPAÑOL had access states that he accepts “to accede to the suspension (…) due to the occurrence of circumstances of particular urgency.”
However, the government led by Fernando Clavijo You still have three days to make allegations.
A little over a week ago, its Executive published the protocol for the reception of unaccompanied minors, which contains certain differences compared to the provisions of the 2014 Framework Protocol.
Concretely, it establishes a series of procedures before receiving the oresuch as “his police identification report”, an administrative decision which, individually, assigns him to a State body or holds an interview with him, accompanied by an interpreter and with the knowledge of a prosecutor.
Without these requirements, including the obligation for the State administration to identify each minor, the Canary Islands refuse to accept them. The High Prosecutor’s Office of the Canary Islands has appealed this protocol.
Furthermore, in a decree signed by the senior prosecutor, she gave instructions to the rest of the members of the Public Ministry to identify those responsible for the The General Directorate of Child Protection of the Canary Islands refuses to accept children menas which have been identified in accordance with the requirements set out in the 2014 Framework Regulation.
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