Displaced People

Match the words with what they mean!

• marriage without consent

• Refugee Camp

• Children forced to fight in wars

• Exploitation

• forced to leave home due to war

• Displaced People

• where displaced people seek shelter

• Child Soldiers

• Taking advantage of people

• Forced Marriage

How are displaced people often exploited?

• By giving them help and safety

• By forcing them to work for little or no pay

• By letting them choose where to live

• By offering them education and jobs

How do people end up displaced in war?

• Because they want to explore new places

• Because they are invited to move to other countries

• Because their homes are unsafe or destroyed

• Because they lose interest in staying at home

What is the main reason child soldiers are recruited?

• Because they are easy to control and often have no protection

• To become leaders of the community

• To play sports for the army

• To work in schools

What rights are often taken away from displaced people?

• The right to education

• The right to safety and shelter

• The right to work

• All of the above

Why are children often the most vulnerable displaced people?

• They are less likely to need help

• They are unable to work

• They face risks like child labour and lack of education

• They can defend themselves better than adults

What is one risk for women and girls in displaced communities?

• They are less likely to face challenges

• They may face gender-based violence, including forced marriage

• They have access to better education and healthcare

• They are always given extra protection

What is one common challenge faced by displaced children?

• They often have access to free higher education

• They may be unable to attend school or continue their education

• They are always given priority for shelter

• They receive more rights than adults

What is the key difference between a refugee and an asylum seeker?

• Refugees move for work, while asylum seekers move for education

• Refugees stay within their home country, while asylum seekers leave their country

• Refugees have already been accepted into the country, while asylum seekers are still applying for it.

• Refugees only travel for temporary safety, while asylum seekers seek permanent homes