Indicator in all countries

Subsidiary protection status granted

• Austria
• Bulgaria

  During January 1 - November 30, 2012, Bulgaria has granted humanitarian status to 150 persons.

• Cyprus

  In 2011 no subsidiary protection status was granted.

• Denmark

  2011: 200 persons

• Finland
• France

  In 2010 subsidiary protection status was granted to 2 035 persons.

• Germany
• Greece

  In the 2nd quarter of 2011, in a total of 2400 first instance decisions, 2345 applications were rejected; from the 55 postive decisions, 20 granted refugee status, 20 subsidiary protection and 15 humanitarian status.

• Hungary

  No data yet.

• Ireland

  “1,465 applications for subsidiary protection were submitted during 2008 (an increase on comparable figures of 1,255 for 2007), with 471 decisions made (a sharp increase on a comparable figure of 83 decision for 2007). Of these, seven applications for subsidiary protection were granted”- Annual Report on Migration and International Protection Statistics (published August 2011)

• Italy

  1.179

• Poland

  In three quarters of 2012, 120 persons were granted subsidiary protection status.

• Portugal
• Romania

  117 persons received subsidiary protection during 2012.

• Slovenia

  In 2011 10 people were granted subsidiary protection in Slovenia, while 358 new asylum applications were lodged. At the same time 118 asylum applications that were lodged before 2011, have not been resolved yet. This means that the subsidiary protection rate in 2011 was 2 %.

  Since 1995 until the end of 2011, 31 people were recognized subsidiary protection in Slovenia.

• Spain

  630 people - 2011.

  350 people - 2010

• Sweden

  In 2012, there were 8831 refugees who were granted subsidiary protection in Sweden at the first instance, that is to say the Swedish Migration Board.