CASE OF N.A. v. FINLAND (no. 25244/18)
What was at stake
Whether the applicant's expulsion from Finland to his home country would expose him to a real risk of death or torture, violating his right to life and the absolute prohibition of torture.
What the court decided
The Court found that the applicant's removal would breach his right to life and the absolute prohibition of torture, because there was a sufficiently real risk that he would be killed or subjected to torture if returned.
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