ECJ Citizenship of the Union Articles 18 and 21 TFEU Directive 2004/38/EC Article 24(1) Freedom to reside Principle of non-discrimination Access to higher education Nationals of a Member State moving to another Member State in order to pursue studies there Restriction on enrolment by non-resident students for university courses in the public health field Justification Proportionality Risk to the quality of education in medical and paramedical matters Risk of shortage of graduates in the public health sectors
Advocate General Sharpston said: ‘I take there to be direct discrimination when the category of those receiving a certain advantage and the category of those suffering a correlative disadvantage coincide exactly with the respective categories of persons distinguished only by applying a prohibited classification.’
V Skouris, P
[2010] EUECJ C-73/08, [2011] CEC 80, [2010] 3 CMLR 20
Bailii
European
Citing:
Opinion – Bressol and Others, Chaverot and Others v Gouvernement de la Communaute francaise ECJ 25-Jun-2009
ECJ Opinion – Free Movement of Persons – Higher education Public health Numerus clausus Residence requirement Equal treatment Principle of non’discrimination Justifications
Sharpston AG said: ‘I take there . .
Cited by:
Cited – Taiwo and Another v Olaigbe and Others SC 22-Jun-2016
The claimants had been brought here illegally to act as servants for the defendants. They were taken advantage of and abused. They made several claims, but now appealed against rejection of their claims for discrimination. The court was asked . .
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Discrimination
Updated: 24 December 2021; Ref: scu.540513