“In the case at hand, the marriage imposed on the applicant through repeated physical and psychological violence, which forced her to flee, certainly constitutes gender-based violence and, as such, falls within the scenarios warranting recognition of international protection (Cass. 12647/2022). In particular, such violence must also be qualified in terms of a serious violation of dignity, and therefore as degrading treatment constituting serious harm, the threat of which, for the purposes of granting subsidiary protection, may also come from actors other than the State, where public authorities or organizations controlling the State, or a substantial part of it, are unable or unwilling to provide adequate protection.”
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