Refugee/Fleeing home
More than _______ _____ ____ Syrians have fled their homes.
Half of all
Refugees:
(name one of the 4 said in the notes)
People who leave their country due to a “well founded fear” of persecution.
Race, religion, nationality, member of a social group or political opinion.
Also, refugees are those who are fleeing war zones.
People legally apply to be refugees when outside of a nation they want to immigrate to.
IDP means?
Internally Displaced Person
Is a democratic government a push or a pull factor?
Pull factor
most migrants and refugees trying to reach Europe travel along ______ _____ _____ _____ ______ ______, ____ ____ ______ _______ _______ ______ _____.
one of the three main routes, two by sea and one by land
according to the comic roughly how many people are fleeing from Syria?
Syrian Refugees:
__ in __ refugees worldwide are Syrian
1 in 4
Internally Displaced Person:____________________________
A refugee who is unable to cross international borders.
which one of these is a push factor?
A.) Lack of healthcare
B.) Lack of insurance
C.) Medical care/ medicine
A.) Lack of healthcare
Migrants, by contrast, have generally left their native countries in search of _______ __________ ______.
better economic conditions
How many Syrian refugees has Turkey taken in?
1.9 million Syrian refugees
Top (5) Countries of Origin for Refugees
(name the 5 countries)
Syria,Afghanistan,South Sudan, Somalia ,Sudan
What countries has the Most IDPs?
Colombia
Which is a pull factor?
A.) Lack of educational opportunities
B.) Educational opportunities
C.) War zone
B.) Educational opportunities
The entire EU has had less ___ _____ _____ ________.
430,000 Syrian asylum applacations.
At the end of 2016,_________ people had been forcibly displaced from their homes:
65.6 million
Received Most Asylum Applications (in 2016)
Germany
U.S.
Italy
Turkey
France
Countries with Most Internally Displaced People
• Colombia
• Syria
• Iraq
• Democratic Republic
• Sudan
Name 3 push factors
Poverty/lack of economic opportunity,Lack of healthcare,An authoritarian government that persecutes based upon race, religion, nationality, member of a social/identity group or political opinion. (Human rights?),Home nations impacted by climate change,Lack of educational opportunities,War/conflict zone
Before the conflict began, Syria had a ____ _____ _____ and a______ ___________ ___ ______ ______ _______
robust middle class
growing populaton of 22 million people
Top (5) Host Countries for Refugees
• Turkey
• Pakistan
• Lebanon
• Iran
• Uganda
what is the difference between a refugee and an asylum seeker?
An asylum seeker is someone who is also seeking international protection from dangers in their home country. A refugee is a person who's status hasn't been determined legally.
How many IDP does Columbia have?
7.4 million IDPs
Name 3 pull factors
Jobs/economic opportunity
Medical care/ medicine
A democratic government that support human rights.
Equality under the law regardless of race, religion, nationality, member of a social/identity group or political opinion.
Nations not impacted by climate change (yet)
Educational opportunities
A nation free from the bombs and carnage.
The U.S. pleged to increase the number of refugees it would accept anually,from _____ to _____.
70,000 to 100,000.