Vocabulary
An unfair preference or prejudice against a group that can shape perceptions of refugees.
Bias
During this ideological conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, refugees often fled oppressive regimes in Eastern Europe.
Cold War
While the Russia-Ukraine conflict dominates headlines, most global refugees come from these three nations devastated by long-term violence and instability.
Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Some misconception often fuels fears of migrants and refugees during election cycles, framing them as .....
a threat to the national sovereignty and security.
This process involves becoming part of a new society or community, often requiring language education.
Integration
This global conflict caused the displacement of millions and led to the establishment of the League of Nations' first refugee support initiatives.
WWI
This ongoing conflict has caused one of the largest refugee crises in Europe since World War II.
Russia- Ukraine War
Language education and community outreach are strategies to combat this integration barrier, which arises from differences in traditions and norms
Cultural Barriers
A term for exclusion from mainstream social, economic, or political life, which can prevent access to basic services.
Marginalization
After this conflict, treaties like the Geneva Convention aimed to address refugee protections on an international scale.
WWII
This ongoing conflict has caused 83% of arrivals in the EU to be refugees fleeing war and persecution, mostly from countries like Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
Syrian Civil War
Despite their qualifications, refugees encounter this paradox where they are deemed both underqualified and unfit for roles due to assumptions about their backgrounds.
Unemployment
This social factor often prevents refugee children from succeeding in schools and leads to feelings of exclusion.
Discrimination
Migration patterns during this Cold War phenomenon saw refugees fleeing oppressive regimes, illustrating how ideology shapes displacement.
This economic reality in Europe, characterized by an aging population and shrinking workforce, underscores the demand for migrant labor in various sectors.
Demographic decline
This process is hindered by stereotypes perpetuated in schools and workplaces, causing long-term generational impacts on refugee families.
Social exclusion