What is a Refugee

Refugees are forced to escape from their country for persecution, war, violence. Depending on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership of a particular social group, refugees have sufficient reasons to fear persecution. In most cases, they can not go home or be afraid to do so. The main reasons refugees escape their country are war and ethnic, tribal and religious violence.

Two-thirds of the world's refugees come from five countries: Syria, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Myanmar, Somalia

Internally displaced persons or internally displaced persons have been forced to escape from their homes, but have never crossed the border. These people are seeking security in nearby towns, schools, settlements, internal camps, places where they can be found anywhere, such as forests and fields. Internally displaced people, including refugees due to civil war and natural disasters, are the largest group under the aegis of UNHCR. Unlike refugees, internally displaced persons are not protected by international law or are legally protected by their own government, so they are eligible to receive multiple types of assistance.

The countries with the largest number of IDPs are Colombia, Syria, Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia.

Stateless people are those who are not citizens of any country. Citizenship is a legal bond between the government and individuals, allowing individuals to bear certain political, economic, social and other rights, as well as government and citizenship responsibilities. People may become stateless for a variety of reasons, including sovereignty, legal, technical or administrative decision-making or negligence. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights emphasizes that "everyone has the right to acquire citizenship."

When people try to escape from their own country and try to evacuate to other countries, they apply for exile - they are recognized as refugees and are entitled to legal protection and important aid. The fear of having to prove that asylum-seekers are persecuted in their own country is sufficiently grounded.

The 1951 Geneva Convention is the main international document of the refugee law. The treaty clearly defines who is the refugee and the legal protection, other aid and social rights to receive from the country that signed the document. This Convention also provides for refugees to oblige refugees to accept certain categories or personnel such as government and war criminals who are not eligible for refugee status. The "treaty" was limited to the main protection of European refugees after World War II, but another document, the 1967 Protocol extended the scope of the treaty due to the spread of refuge around the world .

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So, what happens if refugees are permitted to enter the European countries? Europe should regard refugees as an economic opportunity to strengthen the economy. These refugees can enter the European low-skilled labor market as workers' workers, where they can do what Europeans do not want. In addition, European people can create infrastructure projects to increase public sector employment to achieve economic growth. In addition, Europeans can receive intellectual stimulation of refugees and refugees. Syrian intellectuals who came to Europe escaped from the devastated country of war and continued their studies under the protection of European universities. Europeans will participate in the second "brain drain". Syrians will be able to participate in their research, benefit European universities and live in a safe environment while enabling scholarly resurrection.

Ref is an abbreviation for "refugees". What is refugee? People run away from their country and seek better living. Refugees are accidentally Syrians and Afghans in this century. However, it is not necessarily the case. Among us, our grandfather is from Izmir. They are also refugees. Pay close attention to our family tree, you will find many refugees and immigrants. In addition, especially if you are a Greek student, the chance of finishing your immigration one day is quite high.

Some people come to this country as refugees (such as Syrian refugees). Most refugees come to Canada with tourists and other visas, then apply for refugee status from the country. There are currently 30,000 unprocessed backlogs (for example, thousands of people walking across the United States from Canada - trumps were elected as domestic refugee applicants - the so-called irregular passage). They are not 'illegal' - they apply through legal proceedings