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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.
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What organization provided food clothing healthcare and education for sourtherns refugees?
freeman's bureau
Do a refugee travel document in Ireland need visa to Canada?
do a refugee travel document of Canada need visa for Germany
What happened to the Jewish refugees aboard the SS st. Louis?
650 survived the Holocaust, 250 died in it.
Why did the English Catholics want to emigrate to America in the 1600s?
To escape religious persecution in England.
What are the reasons that people become refugees?
Some reasons people have to become refugees are:
1. The person in question has been threatened in some way.
2. They are being killed by the government for voting for a different party.
3. The government wants their land.
4. Natural disasters may destroy their homes.
5. They are being forced to do something they consider wrong -- such as forced abortion or fighting a bad war.
Do UK travel document holders refugee need visit visa for Mexico?
Contact your government offices for the answer.
Germans began to immigrate to the American colonies in the 1670s for religious freedom and the availability of land. They were being forced out of Europe because of land shortages and religious oppression.
Why might asylum seekers be allowed to do in Britain?
By treaty, a native of any European Union country can live and work in any other. Many Britons live and work abroad.
If there is a shortage of people to fill skilled jobs, the people from outside the EU can get a work visa.
How are refugees treated in the us?
they dont you stupid hoes you stupid hoes and if you go to PHHS this answer needs intense googling (peace)
How many refugees are ther in refugee camps?
There are on average 3 tents in a typical Serbian Refugee camp and approximately 29 tents in a typical Danish Refugee camp.
What did the government do to help these refugees?
the government helped migrant workers by attended the University of Washington, where he won the Golden Spikes Award as the top collegiate player in the nation. He was a first-round draft choice of the Giants in 2006, and debuted in MLB in 2007. Lincecum is a two-time Cy Young Award winner. In his MLB career, Lincecum has appeared in four All-Star Games. He was a member of the 2010 and 2012 World Series champions, winning the Babe Ruth Award in 2010.
Where are the majority of the refugees?
The biggest refugee camps are the ones created by the Palestinian leadership found throughout the Middle East to create pressure on the state of Israel. These camps can be found primarily in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank and Gaza.
While facts indicate that equal amounts of Arabs and Jews became refugees in 1948 and 1949, there is not a single refugee camp remaining for Jews who were thrown out of the Arab lands.
The main reason is that Israel resettled the Jewish refugees within a decade providing citizenship, housing and opportunities to create better lives. The Arab world saw no reason to solve the Arab refugee problem and thus a 4th generation are being used as pawns in an ongoing political escapade.
not neccessarily, a refugee is a person that flees from their homeland.
Why did the scottish and German people emigrate from their homeland?
Thought they had opportunity over there.
The most prominent names among refugees who have seen success in the US are in arts and entertainment. Among them are
- Jackie Chan, who fled Hong Kong to escape death threats from the triads
- Fritz Lang, famous cartoonist and film director, who was a Holocaust refugee
- Jerry Springer, TV show host, whose parents also fled the Holocaust
- Rachel Weisz has spent most of her life in the UK but is a US citizen. Her parents were Jewish refugees to Britain.
- Billy Wilder, film director and writer, was also a Holocaust refugee
- Andy Garcia, well-known film actor, is a refugee to the US from Cuba
What kind for refugee camp was Suzy and Leah in?
a girl and another girl r writing in diaries about each
other and how they feel
Where do most refugees come from today?
Some areas refugees come from are Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, most of the countries that are considered "poor" and have been ravaged by war. No offense to anyone, and sorry if I am.
Rastace.
Can a British citizen emigrate to British Colonies?
it depends if they have no criminal record or anything probaly!
What happens in a refugee camp?
The life of a refugee was hard.They had no one to really look after them if they lost everybody in their family. Many people would search night and day for their family members but usually they wouldn't end up finding them. Refugees would have no food, nor a home. They would have to live on the streets with no food or water . Lots of people usually end up perished.The Germans attacked Poland and other countries very badly. Lots of buildings were bombed and destroyed leaving lots of people homeless. Some refugees sometimes found their parents and they would be very lucky to have their family back. If you had siblings, your parents might have died but your brothers or sisters could still be alive. Everyone could have hope.
Inland emigration act of 1859?
under this act the indian worker or peasants woking under british govt. were not allowed to leave the plantation fields or garden without the permission of british officials. These permits were seldomly given to them and they were forced to stay on fields by not giving permits away friom their family for even months.
