Even if you are not recognized as a refugee, you have to admit that if you return to your home country, you are in danger of life.

In particular, the court also ruled that the refugees' decision to allow humanitarian status of residence is not acceptable.

According to the judicial system, judge Lee Seung-won of the Seoul Administrative Court Administrative Court held that the Syrian citizen A won a part of the plaintiffs 'request to allow humanitarian stay in the Seoul Immigration and Foreigners' .

A, who came to Korea for a short-term visit, said that "Syria is very dangerous because of the civil war between the government and the rebels, and if they return, they will be conscripted to the army and eventually die".

The judge ruled that Mr. A could not be recognized as a refugee simply because he refused to conscript because of insecurity and fear of combat.

However, the court saw that Mr. A should be granted humanitarian status.

The humanitarian license for humanitarian purposes under the Civil Code is a punishment for those who are recognized as "they are not eligible for refugees but can be significantly infringed by their inhuman treatment or punishment, such as torture or other means of life or physical liberty."

The court said, "I can imagine that Mr. A will face the danger of life if he returns to his civil war."

During this process, the Seoul Immigration and Foreign Service insists that humanitarian permits are not subject to litigation.

The judge said, "Humanitarian residence permits are obviously an exercise of public power due to law enforcement concerning the immigration and residence management of foreigners." It is obvious that foreigners' I have the right to apply. "

According to the court, this case is the first case where humanitarian status is subject to administrative litigation.