Sentence examples for enjoy asylum from inspiring English sources

These dangerous escalations represent a threat not just to the dignity of Latin America, but to the basic rights shared by every person, every nation, to live free from persecution, and to seek and enjoy asylum.

He said the US had violated international laws in putting pressure on other countries not to take him in, something he said represented a threat to "the basic rights shared by every person, every nation, to live free from persecution, and to seek and enjoy asylum".

These protections are part of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which guarantees a "right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution".

Mullah Krekar enjoys asylum status in Norway, where his wife and four children live.

A key figure in the Islamic Jihad, he has enjoyed asylum in Iran.

Most of the first wave are now in prison or in exile, including Berezovsky, who has lived in Britain since 2001, the year he fell out with Putin, and has enjoyed asylum since 2003.

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12 July Snowden sends a letter to human rights groups asking them to meet him at Sheremetyevo airport and claiming there is "an unlawful campaign by officials in the US government to deny my right to seek and enjoy... asylum".

In a letter inviting the human rights groups to today's meeting, Snowden said the US was conducting an "unlawful campaign … to deny my right to seek and enjoy... asylum under Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights".

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty said they had received an email from Snowden setting out how he felt the US government was conducting an "unlawful campaign … to deny my right to seek and enjoy... asylum under Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights".

Никита Баталов (@nikbatalov) ВОТ ОН АД pic.twitter.com/JRtwdQQvRQ July 12 , 2013Updated at 1.33pm BST 1.17pm BST Snowden is arguing that the US is conducting an "unlawful campaign … to deny my right to seek and enjoy... asylum under Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights" by "threatening" countries around the world, particularly in Latin America.