menedékért

Menedékért is a Hungarian term that translates to "for refuge" or "for shelter." It is most commonly used in the context of seeking asylum or protection from persecution, violence, or disaster. When an individual or group seeks "menedékért," they are formally requesting to be granted sanctuary in a place where they can be safe.

The process of seeking menedékért typically involves an application to the authorities of the host country. This application outlines the reasons why the individual fears returning to their home country, such as political persecution, war, ethnic cleansing, or severe human rights abuses. International laws and conventions, such as the 1951 Refugee Convention, provide a framework for how countries should handle applications for menedékért.

Granting menedékért means offering protection and allowing individuals to reside in the host country, often with rights and access to services similar to citizens. The term can also be used more broadly to describe seeking any form of shelter or safety from immediate danger, such as finding refuge during a natural disaster. However, its primary association is with the legal and humanitarian process of asylum.