The phrase "asylum home" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in discussions about places providing refuge or shelter for individuals seeking asylum.
Example: "After fleeing their home country, the refugees found solace in an asylum home that offered them safety and support."
Alternatives: "refuge center" or "shelter for asylum seekers."
They are not allowed to move around the country, but must remain in the district of their asylum home.
In the city of Bautzen, locals cheered as an asylum home that was under construction burned down last weekend.
In the eastern town of Tröglitz an asylum home was destroyed by fire and the town's mayor admitted that NPD intimidation had forced him to resign.
I was doing ethnographic research, meaning that I got involved with people whom I met at the asylum home and the detention center.
Some of the asylum seekers attended the round table with me, and we were talking about the conditions at the asylum home and detention center.
Of that total, $375,000 was bequeathed to relatives and $250,000 to public institutions (Chicago Art Institute, Chicago Orphan Asylum, Home for the Friendless at Chicago, St . Lukes Hospital, Passavant Memorial Hospital, Chicago Relief and Aid Society, $25,000 each and James Blackstone Memorial Library Association, $100,000).
Police statistics show that there have been 770 attacks on asylum homes and individual refugees since the beginning of 2015 – compared with 199 during all of last year.
Illegal raids on asylum homes were also being regularly reported, he said, citing an incident which occurred after the report was completed, in January this year, when police raided the home of black Africans in Traiskirchen.
More and more foreigners are being let in and schools are even being closed to make way for asylum homes … As a result German schoolchildren are having to travel kilometres away to other towns to go to school.
A recent spike in attacks against asylum homes has added to concerns, while security forces are also keeping a close eye on the resurgent anti-Islamic Pegida movement in eastern Germany, which is to hold a rally on Monday to mark its first anniversary.
Wolfsburg, the Lower Saxon city in which the Elias Abdo family ended up, and where they still live in an asylum seekers' home while they wait for an apartment big enough for the entire family, struggles to excite even by standards of German provincialism.
