The phrase "asylum demands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the requirements or requests related to seeking asylum or refugee status.
Example: "The new policy outlines the asylum demands that applicants must meet to qualify for protection."
Alternatives: "asylum requirements" or "asylum requests".
For example, in 2010, there were: 15,567 asylum demands in Switzerland; in France, 52,762 demands were made the same year.
Cornelia Ernst, a German member of the GUE/NGL group, said: "How on earth can we implement anything if member states keep saying no, no, no". Existing EU rules concerning refugees are based on the Dublin regulations, which stipulates that asylum demands should be dealt with by the first EU country the applicant entered.
If you know that you are not going to check every asylum demand according to the international standard, then just withdraw your signature… We will find a way to go to another place".
"That's why we call on Israel today – if you know that you are not going to check every asylum demand according to the international standard, then just withdraw your signature… We will find a way to go to another place".
"The daunting operational reality of addressing the over 800,000 asylum cases demands renewed focus and prioritisation.
"What is the point of putting Iraqi Kurds through the asylum system?" she demands.
Mr. Lai is in custody in Vancouver, where he has applied for asylum while China demands his extradition.
One son, Saadi, who is best known for his love of football but now demands asylum in Niger, led the brigade that shelled civilians in Benghazi in February, killing scores and triggering the revolution.Less has been said, at least outside Libya, of the colonel's closest fugitive friends.
"Because most of these foreigners come to Calais to get to Great Britain, I want our British friends from now on to treat those who want to demand asylum over there in a closed centre in Great Britain, and equally to send back those whose demands are refused," Sarkozy said during a visit to Calais last week.
It said 27 adults and 13 children from Syria had demanded asylum in Montpellier.
They surrendered peacefully to police after demanding asylum and a meeting with a United Nations representative.
