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Emigration and Refugees
A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country of origin to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. News often show thousands of people trying to cross the country's borders when civil unrest or war threatens people's lives. Leaving one's country is called emigration, though not everyone who emigrates is a refugee.. Many refugees go to a 'refugee camp' if one is available, but many refugees take huge chances to leave their country and do not have access to support services, such as camps. Some people legally seek "refugee status" in the new country.
535 Questions
When was the happiest refugee released?
Anh Do and his family immigrated to Australia in 1980. The book of his experiences was released September 2010.
What are positive aspects of having asylum seekers in the UK?
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Provides a happier and safer life
Why are Canadians called aliens?
They are not- in Canada. Alien means belonging to a foreign country or nation. A Canadian in the US is an alien- they belong to Canada, a different country. A US Citizen in Canada is an alien- they belong to the US.
What the difference about immigration and emigration ib biology?
Immigration is the movement of individuals into a specific area. Emigration is the movement of individuals out of and area.
Long title of the immigration and refugee protection act?
An Act respecting immigration to Canada and the granting of refugee protection to persons who are displaced, persecuted or in danger
How do you calculate emigration rate?
You can calculate a country's immigration rate in a manner similar to the calculation of birth and death rates. The immigration rate for Canada is 7/1000 (0.7%)
No it is not a revised statute
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What are five ways that refugee situations can be resolved?
- Voluntary Repatriation
- Involuntary Repatriation
- Asylum/Refugee Status
- Resettlement
- Local Integration.
How can you marry a refugee if im not one of them?
The same way you marry anyone else. If you are in different countries one of you must travel to the other.
What is the tone of Auden's refugee blues?
the tone is fluctuatious and portrays a sad theme of love. Azeem is featured in this sad poem and he unwillingly dies. #
refugee is probably poor but who knows maybe they are rich!!!
Difference between emigration and immigration?
To migrate is to move from one country, or place, to another.
- To emigrate (Latin emigratus 'migrate out') is to leave one's own country to settle in another.
- To immigrate (Latin immigro 'migrate in') is to come as a permanent resident to a country other than one's native land.
...so one country's emigrants are other countries immigrants.
we emigrate from, and we immigrate to,that is the difference
yes, most of them do, you could ask for extension though. or even apply for new status.
Entering into a domestic partnership with a US citizen does not enable a foreigner to seek legal immigration status in the United States. The US government does not recognize domestic partnerships, civil partnerships or civil unions. It only recognizes marriages, whether same-sex or opposite sex.
What is the difference between a refugee and an asylum seeker?
An asylum seeker is seeking political asylum because he would otherwise be arrested in his country for speaking out or trying to get independence for his people.
A refugee is someone who is trying to leave a war torn land like Somalia or Afghanistan.
Where are refugees located and why?
They are located in are safe place far away from danger so they can live again
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What are some positive and negative affects of emigration on a country?
negative effects- the emigrant may be important to the economy of the country and/or the population may decrease if there are many emigrants (people leaving country) than there are immigrants (people coming into the country)
Positive effects- the emigrant may not have any effect on the economy or country and the population may stay the same.
How have the people of the Caribbean island benefited from emigration?
it has helped reduce the burden of poverty
