Sentences with phrase «asylum status»
"Asylum status" refers to the legal recognition and protection given to individuals who flee their home country due to well-founded fears of persecution. It allows these individuals to stay in a different country and receive safety and support while they seek refuge. Full definition
«Professor urges physicians to help victims of torture seeking asylum: Documenting history of trauma through medical evaluations can double granting of asylum status.»
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«Physicians are uniquely able to help victims of torture and trauma secure asylum status by providing a comprehensive evaluation,» write Lipoff and co-authors Jenna M. Peart, MD, of Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center in Denver and Elisabeth H. Tracey, fourth - year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine.
According to Kirmayer, Yezidis serve as an extreme case study of the psychological challenges that refugees face at every stage of forced migration, from the initial trauma of violent upheaval to the stress of uncertain asylum status and eventual resettlement.
Successfully represented a Somali national in federal appellate court proceedings to obtain asylum status.
Finally, it would not be necessary to demonstrate that the individual in question, or indeed the organisation, perpetrated particularly violent or vicious acts of terrorism; mere participation in a terrorist organisation and various ancillary activities may be sufficient to disqualify an individual from asylum status.
«Whatever you're interested in she'll find something for you,» whether it's battling for prisoners» civil rights that gets your heart racing, aiding immigrants in securing asylum status, advising non-profits or working on the Innocence Project.
Israel has a law which allows for most Jewish people to immigrate, regardeless of their asylum status.
Eligible non-citizens include US permanent residents who are holders of valid green cards, US nationals, holders of form I - 94 who have been granted refugee or asylum status and certain other non-citizens.
... an asylee or a lawful permanent resident who obtained such status based on a grant of asylum status may be questioned about why he or she was able to return to the country of claimed persecution and, in some circumstances, may be subject to proceedings to terminate asylum status.
A refugee travel document is issued to a person who has been granted refugee or asylum status, or to a permanent resident who obtained a green card because they were a refugee or asylee.
You should be careful about returning to your country of citizenship, or applying for a passport from that country, since that could cause you to lose your asylum status.