VOICED : For refugees in Australia resettlement first step in road

The video discusses the global issue of migration, focusing on Australia's response to the refugee crisis. It highlights the personal journey of Ryswick Hill from Afghanistan to Australia and examines Australia's policies on asylum seekers, including the challenges faced by refugees and their contributions to society. Despite criticism, Australia supports refugees accepted through official channels, and the public largely welcomes these initiatives.

What prompted Australia to increase its intake of refugees from Syria and Iraq?

• A change in government policy

• The ongoing conflict in those regions

• Pressure from the United Nations

• A global summit on refugees

What is a significant challenge faced by refugees arriving by sea to Australia?

• They are welcomed with open arms

• They receive financial aid upon arrival

• They are detained and resettled elsewhere

• They are immediately granted citizenship

How are refugees who arrive through official channels treated in Australia?

• They are given support to start a new life

• They are sent back to their home country

• They are left to fend for themselves

• They are placed in detention centers

What is a common trait among the refugees who successfully integrate into Australian society?

• They are highly educated

• They are very resilient and skilled

• They have family already in Australia

• They speak fluent English

How have Australians generally responded to the government's initiative to accept more refugees?

• With general acceptance

• With indifference

• With widespread protests

• With demands for stricter policies