THE DEVELOPMENT OF ASYLUM LAW IN TURKEY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE EUROPEAN UNION'S HARMONIZATION PROCESS

Abstract

The impact of the European Union (EU) on international policy in Turkey is
already regarded as minimal because of the absence of genuine membership
prospects. Nevertheless, the approval by Turkey of the asylum laws in the past
that fulfills virtually all of the EU's requirements speaks to the continued
impact of the EU throughout this policy position. Most of our web-based
study's academic scholars believed EU membership to be a key element in the
passage of the bill. The conversations with Turkish State officials, as well as the
European Commission, show how the EU affected the drafting process. This
study discusses the influence and development of Europeanization on policy
structures in Turkey within the asylum and refugee policy framework. It looks
at the effect of Europeanization on the transition of Turkish pre-accession to
the EU. Also, it explores how Turkey carries out its duties at the policy level in
relation to an international refugee protection framework as well as asylum
seekers harmonization.