The phrase "asylum countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to countries that provide asylum to individuals seeking refuge from persecution or danger in their home countries.
Example: "Many asylum countries have specific criteria that must be met for individuals to qualify for refugee status."
Alternatives: "refugee-hosting countries" or "countries of refuge".
El Salvador and Honduras have shied away from recognising that they are producing refugees even when asylum countries are accepting them.
We examine "root causes" of displacement; the responses of asylum countries; and the role of governments and of international and non-governmental organizations in protecting and assisting forced migrants.
Asylum countries – mainly the United States and Mexico, but also Belize, Costa Rica and Panama – agreed to ensure the "timely identification and documentation, in particular at border areas, of persons in need of international protection" and to "implement, where possible, alternatives to detention".
Hosted by the UN refugee agency, the summit in Costa Rica sought to raise the profile of and seek improved responses to the Central American refugee crisis, and brought together NGOs, representatives from refugees' countries of origin, as well as those from transit and asylum countries.
"The question will be what countries can give asylum the asylum countries of the world are growing intolerant for any kind of refugee".
The fact that a number of first asylum countries, including Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Pakistan, Malaysia, India and many other countries in Asia, have not ratified the refugee convention has implications for refugees' access to health care.
It is claimed by counsel for the appellant that the word 'persons,' as used in this article, does not include persons who are citizens of the asylum country.
The contention is that an express exclusion of citizens or subjects is not necessary, as by implication from accepted principles of public law, persons who are citizens of the asylum country are excluded from extradition convention unless expressly included.
In such circumstances UNHCR helps to find them new homes, either in the asylum country where they are living or in a third country where they can be permanently resettled.
Most either do not know about it or think they may still want to return to their asylum country and will want the agency to help them as refugees, not as returnees.
Refugees have the right to seek asylum, but not the right to choose the asylum country.
