Formative Check #1

A refugee is...

• are people who have requested protection from conflict or persecution but their request has not been processed yet

• are people who have been forced to flee due to war, violence, conflict or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country

• are people who are forced to flee and have left their homes due to persecution or conflict but have stayed inside their borders

• None of the above

An Asylum Seeker is...

• are people that have requested protection from conflict or persecution, but their request has not been processed yet.

• are people that are forced to flee due to conflict or persecution but have remained inside their borders.

• are people who have fled war, violence, conflict or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country

• None of the above

Internally Displaced People are...

• are people who have fled war, violence, conflict or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country

• are people that are forced to flee due to conflict or persecution but have stayed inside their home country.

• are people that have requested protection from conflict or persecution, but their request has not been processed yet.

• None of the above

What are the rights of a refugee?

• They cannot be sent back to their home country if it would put them at risk.

• They have the right to access education

• They have the right to speak freely

• All of the above

What rights do Internally Displaced People have?

• The right to access education

• The right to free movement

• The right to speak freely

• Their rights are only available to them in their home country they are born into.

What rights to Asylum Seekers have?

• The right to access education

• The right to access work

• Their rights are limited until they are granted permission into a host country--then they gain the same rights as a refugee

• None of the above

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Pull Factor

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(b) Push Factor

• War

• Access to Education

• Poverty

• Clean drinking water

• Improved medical access

• Air pollution

• Higher paying jobs

• High unemployment rates