| A local community has rallied to support an asylum seeker who is facing deportation. |
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| She wants everyone to know she is not a scrounger and that life in Britain for a newly arrived asylum seeker is a struggle. |
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| An asylum seeker with insulin dependent diabetes has recently had her claim for asylum rejected. |
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| He was an asylum seeker and his lodgings were provided by Safe Haven, a Sheffield-based housing organisation. |
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| And we exposed him as being prepared to offer help to an apparent bogus asylum seeker. |
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| The deportation of an asylum seeker who sought refuge in Bolton has been halted following the intervention of MP David Crausby. |
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| Overblown fears about social instability have created the spectre of the terrorist asylum seeker. |
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| The delays in according immigration status can have significant adverse effects upon a successful asylum seeker. |
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| If an asylum seeker is told they have to seek the permission of the Minister or seek legal advice, they will probably run a mile. |
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| Public receptiveness to this debate cannot be guaranteed if every asylum seeker is to be viewed as a potential terrorist. |
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| An Algerian asylum seeker arrested in Bury during police raids on terrorist suspects has been jailed for six months for using a false passport. |
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| How does the EU make the distinction between an illegal migrant and an asylum seeker? |
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| So let's just get the facts straight about the whole refugee and asylum seeker situation. |
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| This can sometimes take more than a year, during which time the state must support the asylum seeker. |
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| According to the Geneva Convention the country into which the asylum seeker arrives must deal with his application. |
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| There was one man who was a patient of mine, an asylum seeker, who was detained and being prepared for deportation. |
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| The political party's descent into the gutter continues apace, with plans to further tighten already draconian anti asylum seeker legislation. |
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| He also highlighted that the asylum seeker does get meals and board. |
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| Is FRONTEX able to receive asylum seeker demands in the territory of the European Union? |
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| The asylum seeker must give account of a plausible experience regarding the persecution he was victim of. |
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| In June 2008 during the insurgence that took place at the Kirklareli guesthouse, an asylum seeker died. |
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| A cousin had previously come to this country in 1989 as an asylum seeker. |
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| Some time ago, he took a courageous and principled stand in support of a local failed asylum seeker and her family who were threatened with deportation. |
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| After a while, she met an asylum seeker from her home country. |
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| In another case, the Home Office repeatedly tried to send a stateless asylum seeker to an eastern European country. |
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| An example is asylum seeker policy, where both parties have taken a tough stand lest they be whacked in the polls. |
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| The Government does not accept that it operates a system which obliges any asylum seeker to be destitute. |
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| One was an asylum seeker who had outstayed his British visa. |
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| If the request is rejected and the entry to Finland refused, the asylum seeker can be expelled at once. |
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| If the application is denied the asylum seeker has twenty days in which to lodge an appeal. |
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| Delays in the procedure that cannot be attributed to the asylum seeker shall not justify a continuation of detention. |
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| If the child's legal status is of asylum seeker that does not mean he has permission for permanent residence. |
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| There is no provision for legal representation of the asylum seeker at this stage of the procedure. |
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| A negative refugee decision leading to deportation could be a threat to the life of the asylum seeker. |
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| A smuggler's boat loaded with asylum seeker was intercepted by the Australian Navy as it headed to Christmas Island. |
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| She was an immigrant asylum seeker, and embellishment of asylum applications is extremely common. |
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| Nor did it have a legal basis for granting refugee or asylum seeker status or even recognizing the status of UNHCR refugee and issuing documents authorizing the persons concerned to stay in its territory legally. |
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| In the determination of asylum seeker and refugee status, the definitions of asylum seeker and refugee contained in the UN and OAU conventions have been applied. |
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| The rate being offered to guest houses is pounds 100 a week per asylum seeker. |
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| In Security Council Resolution 1373, the member States of the United Nations were called upon to take measures to ensure that no asylum seeker be a terrorist. |
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| The asylum law and procedures of the host State require that asylum seekers lodge a claim for asylum in person at an asylum seeker centre within the host State. |
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| Sighthill was home to Scotland's largest asylum seeker community but area is now regenerated as part of Youth Olympic Games bid. |
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| In the first place, the 1996 Act implements in full the provisions of the Dublin Convention 1990 whereby an asylum seeker is entitled to make an application for asylum in only one European Union country. |
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| Ohashi obtained the report as the immigration officials were using it as evidence to support their case against a Kurdish asylum seeker. |
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| Consequently, it is possible to find decisions of refusal of access to the territory for the reason that the asylum seeker, having been kidnapped, was incapable of giving sufficient information about his kidnappers. |
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| I find it hard to accept that he is a genuine asylum seeker rather than an economic migrant. |
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| The asylum seeker issue has been used as a ''classic wedge politics issue'', according to Wilson. |
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| For the asylum seeker, unmitigated freedom is not instinctual. |
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| Another asylum seeker witnessed the assault. |
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| The federal government has adopted a policy of extreme secrecy on asylum seeker movements at sea and refuses to confirm whether turnback operations have occurred. |
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| Then, there is an interview where the asylum seeker must give account of his history and explain the reasons to be afraid of a possible persecution. |
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| He has a profound commitment to decent asylum seeker policy. |
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| If an application for asylum has been rejected at first instance, the asylum seeker receives five hours of free legal assistance, from a lawyer, in preparing an appeal. |
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| Independent senator Nick Xenophon was on the doors this morning urging the reinstatement of the recommendations of the Houston report, which was the expert group that examined the asylum seeker issue for Labor. |
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| The main purposes of these procedures are two-fold: first, to find out whether or not the child is unaccompanied and second, to determine whether the child is an asylum seeker or not. |
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| South Africa hosts a sizeable refugee and asylum seeker population. |
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| Due to proximity to the Papua New Guinea mainland, the northern Torres Strait islands experience occasional asylum seeker arrivals from across the Strait. |
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| An asylum seeker is someone who has applied for asylum and is awaiting a decision on whether they will be granted refugee status How do asylum seekers end up in Liverpool? |
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