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The phrase "seek asylum from" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a phrase that describes the act of requesting protection or refuge from a country or government. Example: The family fled their war-torn country and sought asylum from the neighboring country in hopes of finding safety and security.
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Refugees seek asylum from hate or destitution, and then run into it once more.
The basic human right of every person to seek asylum from persecution is not diminished by their mode of arrival.
There is no way for refugees to seek asylum from EU countries before they travel to Europe.
This irrationality is mirrored in the UK, where refugees cannot seek asylum from outside the country, but are prevented from entering by the UK government.
Last month, 43 Papuan men, women and children were forced to flee to Australia to seek asylum from persecution by the Indonesian authorities.
She says that across Europe – as in Australia – it has become more and more difficult to migrate or seek asylum from countries like Syria through regular means, which forces people to look to "irregular migration", such as arriving by boat.
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But he's seeking asylum from the world.
Mr. Snowden has sought asylum from more than two dozen nations.
Assange sought asylum from Ecuador to avoid extradition to Sweden over the accusation, which he denies.
During the 1980s the province was inundated by Afghan refugees seeking asylum from the Soviet occupation of their country.
Nathan sought asylum from Sri Lanka a few years ago, and is caught up in the appeals system.
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