Public Opinion Surveys

Aug 27, 2015 ... We say 'refugees' when we mean people fleeing war or persecution across an international border. And we say 'migrants' when we mean people moving for reasons ... Mar 15, 2016 ... To permit valid comparisons between refugees and migrants, we restricted the immigrant sample to people born in geographical regions with at ... Jul 15, 2014 ... An immigrant is someone who chooses to resettle to another country. The United States has a legal process for that immigrant to seek legal residency and ... Jun 6, 2019 ... In contrast, some emblematic small island States, among others, speak out that they do not wish to become climate refugees; they want to be able ... Dec 8, 2022 ... Immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are at higher risk for late or non-initiation of ANC, and exclusion from universal healthcare (UHC) may be a ... The terms “refugee”, “asylum seeker” and “migrant” are used to describe people who are on the move, who have left their countries and have crossed borders. Refugees are forced to flee to save their lives or preserve their freedom, but “migrant” describes any person who moves, usually across an international border. Dec 26, 2019 ... 'Refugees' have to leave their State because they are fleeing conflict or persecution, and cannot return home safely. May 2, 2022 ... ... differences, institutional discrimination and restricted use of health services. ... Refugees and migrants remain among the most vulnerable ... “Gender and Health in Mexico: Differences between Returned Migrants and Non- Migrants.” The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ...