Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding whether victim of human trafficking is a protected group under EU law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the lower court's finding that the victim of human trafficking did not constitute a protected group under EU law. The applicant argued that the specific circumstances of their exploitation should qualify them for special protection, while the opposing party contended that the definition requires a broader scope of vulnerability. The court ruled that the established legal criteria for a protected group were not met by the facts presented, leading to the rejection of the claim.