Examples of using To seek asylum in English and their translations into Swedish
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The right to seek asylum.
do you wish to seek asylum.
It is legal to seek asylum.
Do you wish to seek asylum in the country of Canada? As a person in need of protection?
Every person has the legal right to seek asylum.
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I want to seek asylum here in Sweden.
Hundreds of Shadowhunters used to seek asylum here.
Do you wish to seek asylum in the country of Canada?
do you wish to seek asylum in the country of Canada?
police that you want to seek asylum.
All human beings are entitled to seek asylum within the EU.
For decades the United States of America have been one of the strongest defenders of the human right to seek asylum.
Everyone has the right to seek asylum and permit residence in Sweden.
Most recently, the prolonged civil war in Syria has prompted larger numbers of people to seek asylum in the EU.
Refugees who chose not to seek asylum on arrival need to be considered too, as they are
Extradition implicitly jeopardises the right of every individual to seek asylum when their life is threatened.
When unaccompanied children come to Sweden to seek asylum, there are many agents involved in their cases, which can create
violence because of their LGBTQ identity have the right to seek asylum in Sweden.
The right to seek asylum and protection under the Geneva Convention and Protocol
Paragraphs 1 to 4 apply without prejudice to the right to seek asylum in one of the Member States.
groups that promote the right to seek asylum.
denials of people's right, for example to seek asylum in Europe, are extremely worrying.
Member States attach to absolute respect of the right to seek asylum.
including the right to seek asylum and respect for the principles of non-refoulement;
Surely the introduction of administrative police at the points of entry from third countries is a negation of the right to seek asylum?
limit the ability of EU citizens to seek asylum in another Member State to four specific situations.
penalise those crossing the Schengen borders to seek asylum.
her own unique right to seek asylum in a foreign country in order to escape persecution and suffering!
As the Commission points out, the proposed joint action does not seek to introduce a new right to seek temporary protection in addition to the existing right to seek asylum.
This massive influx of refugees quite plainly raises the question of the right to seek asylum on European soil today.