Migration, Governance & HR
One is seeking protection due to HR violations and the other has left home to seek better opportunities.
What is the difference between refugees and migrants
This institution has existed in Canada since 1989 as a result of the SC deeming the previous refugee procedure to be 'unconstitutional'
What is the IRB?
UDHR stands for this
What is Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
This term describes why & how folks had no choice but to flee their place of residence as a result of persecution / violations, conflict, violence, climate change, etc.
What is Forced Displacement
This approach to refugee studies suggests that folks should receive universal protection, regardless of their location
What is the rights based approach?
Canada ratified this document in 1969
What is the 1951 Convention & 1967 Protocol on the Status of Refugees?
What is the 1951 Convention
This new organization is committed to ending impetus on human rights, especially the right to nationality
What is the Global Alliance to End Statelessness
This policy is proposed for "enhancing effective governance and International Migration"
What is the "10 point programme of policy and action priorities"
The IRB requires its employees to have what level of expertise in the field/competence?
What is none or some?
The 1967 protocol expanded the 1951 convention by elaborating on what?
What is geological definitions of migration / global "universality"
Approx how many people are deemed as "stateless"?
What is 4.4 million
This is the thesis/posit of this paper
What is the rule of law is the fundamental grounding of governance especially in the field of migration / law cannot be separated from the political & economic context of migration
These 3 factors influence how the IRB process of decision making occurs
What is legal, cultural & psychological
The Myth of Difference about refugee flows refers to what?
The belief that all refugee flows are the same
Approx. 63 million people across the globe are labelled as being stuck in (facing) this situation
What is Internal Displacement (IDPs)
What is *on miranda's paper list*
Through what division of the IRB could a refugee make a claim to CBSA in Woodstock, NB?
What is Refugee Protection Division (RPD)
Name the 5 countries that host the most refugees
What is Germany, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and Colombia
This term refers to the reversal of one's efforts to migrate and/or seek asylum/refuge
What is Involuntary Repatriation