Understanding Refugees and Migrants

Approximately how many people have been forced to leave their homes globally?

• 30 million

• 60 million

• 90 million

• 120 million

What term is used for people who have fled their homes but are still within their own countries?

• Internally Displaced Persons

• Asylum Seekers

• Migrants

• Refugees

What is the modern definition of a refugee based on?

• The Rome Statute

• The Paris Agreement

• The Geneva Convention

• The UN's 1951 Convention

What percentage of the world's refugees are children?

• Two-thirds

• One-third

• One-fourth

• Half

What is a common risk for unaccompanied refugee children?

• Employment opportunities

• Political asylum

• Child labor

• Higher education

What is the main difference between a migrant and a refugee?

• Refugees leave due to natural disasters

• Refugees seek better economic opportunities

• Migrants flee due to persecution

• Migrants leave for reasons not related to persecution

What is often left behind when refugees flee suddenly?

• Friends

• Jobs

• Belongings

• Pets

What is the first legal step for a displaced person in a new country?

• Applying for asylum

• Finding a job

• Learning the local language

• Enrolling in school

What is the principle of non-refoulement?

• Providing financial aid to refugees

• Ensuring refugees get jobs

• Preventing a nation from sending an individual to a country where their life is threatened

• Offering free education to refugee children

What is a common issue faced by refugees in host countries?

• Excessive job opportunities

• Inconsistent and discriminatory treatment

• Overcrowded schools

• Access to luxury goods