How does the rule of law in both home and host countries impact migrants?

Our analysis demonstrates the distinctions that are drawn between immigrants and refugees and that there is a preference for migrants who are perceived to be ... Mar 24, 2011 ... This study aimed to assess if there is a difference in mental ill health problems between male and female refugee and non-refugee immigrants from six low- ... Mar 15, 2016 ... To permit valid comparisons between refugees and migrants, we restricted the immigrant sample to people born in geographical regions with at ... Sep 19, 2017 ... Codes were compared by 'parent group' (mother vs. father) and migrant group (refugee vs. undocumented; there were too few studies to compare ... Individuals have the right to seek asylum in the US, regardless of their country of origin or their current immigration status.4. However, an individual ... Feb 23, 2024 ... While dictionary definitions sometimes distinguish 'immigrants' – people who are, or intend to be, settled in their new country – from 'migrants ... The term can cover a person who falls between the cracks of the system, such as a refugee claimant who is refused refugee status but not removed from Canada ... Both countries situate health care policies for international migrants in a human rights framework. In both, migrants are entitled to health care, but access ... May 15, 2023 ... Family support for second-generation immigrant adolescents decreased more compared with non-immigrants when their cultural distance was greater. Acculturation orientations and mental health when facing post-migration stress: Differences between unaccompanied and accompanied male Middle Eastern refugee ...