What does it mean to be a refugee?

What is the primary reason people are considered refugees according to the 1951 UN Convention?

• Natural disasters

• Economic hardship

• Persecution fears

• Educational pursuits

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Who are considered internally displaced persons?

• Those who have moved within their own country

• Those who have moved to another continent

• Those who have left their country

• Those seeking better economic opportunities

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What makes refugee children especially vulnerable?

• Economic reasons

• Natural disasters

• Traveling alone

• Lack of education

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What is the difference between a migrant and a refugee?

• Migrants flee due to persecution

• Refugees seek better economic opportunities

• Migrants move for reasons not related to persecution

• Refugees are usually from urban areas

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What are common challenges faced during refugee journeys?

• Government support

• Quick and safe travel

• Lack of essential documents

• Easy access to resources

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What is the primary purpose of refugee camps?

• Long-term housing

• Temporary shelter

• Permanent resettlement

• Educational facilities

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What must refugees do upon arriving in a new country to be recognized?

• Apply for citizenship

• Register for work

• Apply for asylum

• Enroll in education

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What is the principle of non-refoulement?

• Right to education

• Access to healthcare

• Protection from being returned to danger

• Right to work

How are refugees often treated in host countries?

• With open employment opportunities

• Consistently well

• Always with full rights

• Facing xenophobia and racism

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Why might refugee children be out of school?

• Lack of interest

• Lack of funding for education

• Schools are too far

• Children prefer to work

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