What is the impact of migration on family structures and dynamics across borders?

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. The IRB decides, among other responsibilities, who needs refugee protection among the thousands of claimants who come to Canada annually. Immigration, Refugees ... 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. Aug 27, 2015 ... Anyone moving from one country to another is considered a migrant unless he or she is specifically fleeing war or persecution. Migrants may be ... What is the distinction between immigrant, refugee, migrant, and newcomer students in schools? How are their needs similar, and how are they different ... Against this background, we compare the learning pathways of refugees and other new immigrants throughout the early period after arrival and study a range of ... When there is insufficient data, net migration is derived through the difference between ... But refugees and migrants, even if they often travel in the ... 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- ... Jul 4, 2019 ... An asylum seeker who does not meet the criteria for a grant of refugee status will be considered for humanitarian protection. The Immigration ... 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 ...