Examples of using Asylumseekers in English and their translations into German
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In addition, another 80 thousand(former) asylumseekers were(legally) residing in Switzerland at the beginning of 1993.
Denmark adopted a liberal refugee legislation, which made it very difficult to repatriate asylumseekers who were not granted refugee status.
In all countries, asylumseekers may be granted refugee status under the 1951 Convention.
For other countries(Greece, Spain, France, and Italy),inclusion is limited to asylumseekers who were officially granted to stay.
Especially, asylumseekers from Iraq, Iran, and Somalia were granted refugee status in 1992 see Table 9.3.10.5.
Except for Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain(partially), asylumseekers cannot be identified as such in the immigration statistics.
Only asylumseekers who are registered in(deregistered from) the local population register are included in the immigration(emigration) statistics.
According to ECRE(1993a), in 1992, most asylumseekers were recognised under the previous asylum law.
At the beginning of 1992, the Statistical Office of the European Communities(Eurostat)launched a call for a tender on the statistics on asylumseekers and refugees in the EC countries.
While their cases are pending, asylumseekers are accommodated in reception centres; there were fourteen such centres operating in 1993.
No specific regulations exist concerning humanitarian status, but in practice,according to UNHCR(1993a), all asylumseekers obtain a residence permit on humanitarian grounds.
Due to substantially fewer asylumseekers from former Yugoslavia, the European share fell to 62 per cent in the first nine months of 1993.
Measured in terms of the number of requests for asylum in recent years, a broad distinction can be made between importantasylum countries(with more than 10 000 asylumseekers per year) and less important asylum countries.
Except for Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain(partially), asylumseekers cannot be identified as such in the immigration statistics.
At the beginning of 1992, the Statistical Office of the European Communities(Eurostat)launched a call for tender for an exploratory study on the statistics on asylumseekers and refugees for the EC countries.
It should be noted, however,that Portugal does not count as asylumseekers persons who are rejected in the pre-screening procedure see Table 5.2.1.
For 1992, the(included) numbers at second and following instance granted Convention status, humanitarian status, and rejected were 2508, 4460, and 2921(1991: 268, 1034, and 1029);2795 asylumseekers were refused entry in 1992.
To what extent are asylumseekers who were ultimately granted to stay on other grounds than the 1951 Geneva Convention seen as refugees?
The downward trend in 1987 and 1988(to five thousand) was mainly due to a number of measures, including a new law,in order to more effectively control the arrivals of asylumseekers and to accelerate the procedure Informal Consultations, 1992b.
However, for the remaining EU countries it is unknown which asylumseekers are included in the immigration statistics and, consequently, which asylumseekers are excluded. cluded.
Asylumseekers whose cases are not rejected within a week or two(after police interrogation) will be registered, generally within a month after arrival, in the local population register and then automatically in the Central Population Register.
An important part may be played by social networks,formed between the immigrants or asylumseekers in the receiving countries, and their family, friends, and the community members in the country of origin Kulu-Glasgow, 1992.
As in Germany and Denmark, asylumseekers from the former Yugoslavia comprised the largest category of asylumseekers in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands in 1992.
Table 6.3.2.2 shows that Somali asylumseekers accounted for the high percentage of positive decisions in 1991; almost all of them received residence permits.
As can be seen in Table 6.3.1.1, most asylumseekers in 1992 came from Zaire(21 percent), Romania(20 percent), ex-Yugoslavia(11 percent), India(6 percent), Ghana(5 percent), Turkey(5 percent), and Pakistan 4 percent.
Finally, there are certain categories of asylumseekers(1.8 thousand in 1992; 2.1 thousand in 1991) who are allowed to stay for other reasons, like marriage to a Swiss partner,or who are tolerated de facto, such as some asylumseekers from Sri Lanka.
In theory, the task of statistics on asylumseekers is to describe, as precisely as possible, the potential path of an asylum-seeker from the moment the border is crossed or of the submission of the application abroad, up to definitive decision on the case Lammer, 1991.
Excluded from the recognition percentage are asylumseekers who are allowed to stay on humanitarian grounds(1.5 thousand in 1992 against 14 thousand in 1991), or who are admitted provisionally 1.8 thousand in 1992(excluding 3.4 thousand ex-Yugoslavs); less than two hundred in 1991.
In theory, the task of statistics on asylumseekers is to describe, as precisely as possible, the potential path of an asylum-seeker from the moment he crosses the border or of the submission of his application abroad, up to the execution of a definitive decision on his case Lammer, 1991.
