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SCD271-16 Forced Migration: Global Trends and Perspectives WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE OF CANADA (WUSC/EUMC) Global Trends in Forced Migration Refugee issues What are the challenges refugees face? Economic: Few or no job opportunities


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Forced Migration: Global Trends and Perspectives

WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE OF CANADA (WUSC/EUMC)

SCD271-16

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Global Trends in Forced Migration

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Refugee issues

What are the challenges refugees face? Economic:

  • Few or no job opportunities within the host country
  • Recognition of their experience, skills and knowledge
  • Precarious jobs
  • Limited/no opportunity for higher education
  • Language barriers
  • Lack of technological skills

Social :

  • Language of the host country
  • Culture of the host country
  • Mental health challenges (trauma & torture)
  • Racism/Xenophobia
  • More constraints around obtaining social services
  • Gender-based discrimination
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Resettlement in Canada and the AMS

WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE OF CANADA (WUSC/EUMC)

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Durable solutions

Durable solutions for refugees

  • Local integration
  • Voluntary repatriation
  • Resettlement
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SRP

+ The Student Refugee

Program is a refugee

resettlement program that enables refugee students to enter Canada as permanent residents and pursue their education at Canadian universities & colleges.

Kuol Biong, president of WUSC-UBC Photo Kosta Prodanovic / The Ubyssey

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Referendum

Do you support an increase in your AMS fee from $2.61 to $5.22 a year to allow the UBC branch of WUSC to enhance supports for refugee students at UBC?

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Global Trends in 2016

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Global Trends in Forced Migration

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