quota refugee


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quota refugee

n (Pol) → Kontingentflüchtling m
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The first Vietnamese families arrived in Birmingham in the summer of 1977, although the big influx came a few years later under the Thatcher Government's quota refugee programme.
The forgotten community; Chris Game looks at the challenges facing Birmingham's Vietnamese community. Vietnamese fact file
The family arrived in Estonia as quota refugees from Greece in June 2016.
Estonian court sends to prison Syrian refugee man
Quota refugees receive wraparound support and access to New Zealand services.
Putting our refuge hand up: Molly Kennedy discusses New Zealand's approach to the pressing problem of refugee resettlement in the global context
Countries outside the region have only agreed to receive a total of about 50,000 quota refugees from Syria, less than 2% of the total refugee population.
Syrian civilians unable to escape
In response to this human right violation the New Zealand Government accepts up to 750 quota refugees each year through the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
"My story": valuing the personal narratives of refugee students in New Zealand schools
In more recent years, refugees are considered a potential security risk--the fact that thus far Australia has only admitted 187 of the 12,000 Iraqi and Syrian refugees it committed to resettle last year is evidence of the securitisation of refugee migration in Australia, which is both a result of post-9/11 anxieties and of the influence the discourse on asylum-seekers had on discussions about quota refugees. (5)
The current refugee crisis: what's new? Klaus Neumann discusses refugee issues in light of Australia's and New Zealand's experience
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