Country Conditions Materials

The information contained herein is for reference only and may not be up to date. It does not constitute legal advice. You should always consult an attorney regarding your matter.

Last updated: July 14th, 2022

---

To win asylum, an applicant must demonstrate that they fear being seriously harmed in their country of origin. Often, applicants establish this by submitting documents such as reports from national and international human rights and governmental organizations and news articles describing the types of harm the applicant suffered or fears suffering in the future in their country of origin.  This evidence is generally referred to as “country  conditions.”  Country conditions packets typically consist of an index (highlighting important quotations from specific reports and articles) followed by printouts of the full documents.

Sample country conditions packets, primarily for LGBTQ and/or HIV claims, from various countries are provided below. These materials are intended to provide a helpful starting point for research. However, you must always make sure that the country conditions are updated to cover the specific issues in the applicant’s case.

To inquire about LGBTQ or HIV country conditions for a country not listed below, email us at the following address: countryconditions@immigrationequality.org.

Immigration Equality is happy to share these country conditions with you, which are researched and compiled on an ongoing basis. If you are a private attorney being paid for your service, please consider making a donation here to support our work.

---

Afghanistan Country Conditions Materials

Antigua and Barbuda Country Conditions Materials

Brazil Country Conditions Materials

Burkina Faso Country Conditions Materials

Cameroon Country Conditions Materials

Chad Country Conditions Materials

China Country Conditions Materials

Colombia Country Conditions Materials

Cuba Country Conditions Materials

Dominican Republic Country Conditions Materials

Egypt Country Conditions Materials

El Salvador Country Conditions Materials

Equatorial Guinea Country Conditions Materials

Eritrea Country Conditions Materials

Ethiopia Country Conditions Materials

Gabon Country Conditions Materials

Gambia Country Conditions Materials

Georgia Country Conditions Materials

Ghana Country Conditions Materials

Grenada Country Conditions Materials

Guatemala Country Conditions Materials

Guinea Country Conditions Materials

Guyana Country Conditions Materials

Haiti Country Conditions Materials

Honduras Country Conditions Materials

India Country Conditions Materials

Indonesia Country Conditions Materials

Iran Country Conditions Materials

Iraq Country Conditions Materials

Jamaica Country Conditions Materials

Kazakhstan Country Conditions Materials

Kenya Country Conditions Materials

Lebanon Country Conditions Materials

Malawi Country Conditions Materials

Malaysia Country Conditions Materials

Mali Country Conditions Materials

Mexico Country Conditions Materials

Myanmar Country Conditions Materials

Nicaragua Country Conditions Materials

Nigeria Country Conditions Materials

Pakistan Country Conditions Materials

Panama Country Conditions Materials

Russia Country Conditions Materials

Saudi Arabia Country Conditions Materials

Senegal Country Conditions Materials

Serbia Country Conditions Materials

Singapore Country Conditions Materials

Somalia Country Conditions Materials

Sri Lanka Country Conditions Materials

St. Kitts and Nevis Country Conditions Materials

St. Lucia Country Conditions Materials

St. Vincent and the Grenadines Country Conditions Materials

Tanzania Country Conditions Materials

Trinidad and Tobago Country Conditions Materials

Turkey Country Conditions Materials

Tunisia Country Conditions Materials

Ukraine Country Conditions Materials

Uganda Country Conditions Materials

Venezuela Country Conditions Materials

Zimbabwe Country Conditions Materials

---

The information contained herein is for reference only and may not be up to date. It does not constitute legal advice. You should always consult an attorney regarding your matter.