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Decision makers are also getting better data and information to process asylum cases, because in recent years, mainstream human rights organizations have broadened earlier mandates, moving to document human rights abuses against LGBTQ people; this provides some baseline information that can help define the threat level in a person’s country of origin is.

It all boils down to your priorities as both mattresses have their own strengths and weaknesses. At the end of the day, knowing which factor is most important to you will help you make the right decision.

Gains like those would be welcome for an industry that has unexpectedly found itself underwater, heading for a second straight year of declines in domestic units and dollars.

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If a country has an unenforced law against sodomy, for example, does that necessarily mean that gay individuals living there are subject to persecution? (In fact, more than a dozen U.S. states have such laws on the books, though a 2003 Supreme Court ruling makes it unlikely they would withstand a legal challenge.)

But, despite the UNHCR guidance, each country grapples with those obstacles in their own way, which means asylum applications are considered through vastly different lenses.

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The man has been questioned over the speeding offense on a voluntary basis after he was arrested for allegedly driving without a license plate in August. He was released a day after his arrest.

In June, a lesbian woman and a transgender woman were seriously injured when violence broke out at a gay pride event in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya (run by the UNHCR); the day after the event, hundreds of threatening messages that promised to “kill you one by one” were posted in public places around the camp.

Shoppers in their 20s and 30s are the most powerful consumer demographic. But it’s not like the industry is preying on them. Leo Wang, the founder and CEO of Buffy, a sleep brand that sells duvet comforters out of recycled, down-alternative materials, says the demographic is genuinely interested in the category. In case you haven’t heard, staying in is the new going out. There’s a booming economy of merchandise dedicated to proud homebodies. Wang says industry research shows that shoppers in their 30s want to invest in their home as a method of self-care.

Matt Hongoltz-Hetling is a New England-based reporter whose investigative work led to federal reforms of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Section 8 housing program. A Pulitzer finalist, he has been recognized with national, regional and state awards, including the George Polk Award. His work, including on the Ebola crisis from Sierra Leone, has appeared in Foreign Policy, USA Today, the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, and the Associated Press, among other outlets. His work on the United States of Climate Change project for The Weather Channel won several awards last year.