Schengen Visa refusal

[MAK]

Hello I would appreciate some help in my issue. I live in the UK but am a Pakistani National. I have visited Europe twice before on a Schengen Visa the last visa having been issued in August 2015 for 5 months. I applied to Sweden again for a visit to Stockholm with my family and flying back via Barcelona. All the documentation was in order. When the passports were returned my wife and children got a months visa each. But I was refused a visa on the grounds that one or more Schengen countries considered me a threat to their internal security or public health and thus refused. I spoke to the Swedish embassy in London and they told me that it's usually a case of mistaken identity and that someone with the same name and date of birth had a criminal record somewhere and is usually corrected on appeal when they try to match the data bases. I appealed along with a police clearance certificate from the UK hoping that the decision would be overturned. It went to a court who surprisingly upheld the decision. I still have another chance to appeal.
I do not hold any convictions anywhere over the world and am well travelled. I feel that due to ongoing security situation I have probably been profiled as a potential threat. I am thinking of hiring a lawyer in Sweden who could possibly mount a challenge to the decision. I am not really worried about the visa but the grounds given are of serious nature and I want my name cleared.
Has anyone got any experience or suggestions?

[priya]

Hi iam an indian and i applied for the tourist schengen visa from Greece Embassy two times but both the time my visa was denied due to the reason (The information submitted regarding the justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable)but i just dont understand what are the additional documents they want because we have submitted all the relevant documents .pls help is it worth to reapply third time, or the refusal stamps will going to affect our future travel .

Thanks & Regards

Priya Jain   

[porsche]

Priya, you might have better luck applying at some other country's embassy.