0 someone who leaves their own country, often for political reasons or because of war, and who travels to another country hoping that the government will protect them and allow them to live there -- 寻求（政治）庇护者
What also differs is the history and situation of each asylum seeker.
The distinction between asylum seeker and refugee is primarily a judicial one.
However, as noted, the decision of whether an asylum seeker is granted a refugee status or not is left to government-appointed people who apply decisionistic reasoning.
The distinctiveness of his chapter lies in its rich data, drawn from asylum seeker hearings, but also from interviews with homeless men and even from literary works about immigration.
It is the task of the judicial system to assess the reliability of the refugee story, whereas the healthcare provider treats the medical and psychological problems of the asylum seeker.
This also prevents social isolation and helps the asylum seeker to get to know the culture of the host country better.
That is a method which is entirely sufficient to clarify who the asylum seeker is.
Every asylum seeker should be dealt with separately, regardless of whether they are included on such a database or not.
