Refugees
Refugees are people who would prefer to return home but cannot do because of persecution while immigrants chose to live their homes and come to other country. (Immigrants generally come to other countries for one of two reasons: they are joining family members who already live in this country or they are ‘economic immigrants’ seeking work and a better life for themselves and their families). They are termed as refugees as they left their country because they had no option. This essay will discuss the various causes for refugees to move to other countries. Some countries where they move to includes - Jordan (2,485,650), Kenya (566,487), and United States (264,763) etc... The issues that will be written include Violence (sex abuse), Refugee Children, and problem of what country to migrate to.
In Congo, Violence is a critical issue why refugees move to other countries. Women experience physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime. During war or other humanitarians crises the risks to women and girls are harsh. With the breakdown of moral and social order that occurs during emergencies, women and girls are particularly vulnerable to physical abuse and exploitation, rape and human trafficking. Perpetrators may be family members, neighbours or others in the community, members of armed groups or, in some instances, humanitarian workers.
Separation of children from their families is a common issue that has negative consequences for the children who are separated. If separation occurs, it is important to document the separation and attempt to reunite the child with his/her family (if this is in the best interest of the child). A strong family support network is essential to the proper growth and development of children in general, but especially those living in refugee camps. In the refugee camps there are still children who are dying because of malaria. However, most of these deaths are caused by ignorance of parents on how to protect their children
In Congo, Violence is a critical issue why refugees move to other countries. Women experience physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime. During war or other humanitarians crises the risks to women and girls are harsh. With the breakdown of moral and social order that occurs during emergencies, women and girls are particularly vulnerable to physical abuse and exploitation, rape and human trafficking. Perpetrators may be family members, neighbours or others in the community, members of armed groups or, in some instances, humanitarian workers.
Separation of children from their families is a common issue that has negative consequences for the children who are separated. If separation occurs, it is important to document the separation and attempt to reunite the child with his/her family (if this is in the best interest of the child). A strong family support network is essential to the proper growth and development of children in general, but especially those living in refugee camps. In the refugee camps there are still children who are dying because of malaria. However, most of these deaths are caused by ignorance of parents on how to protect their children