International Refugee Movement and the European Refugee Crisis

Flashcards about refugee movement and the European refugee crisis.

Push Factors

Negative aspects that compel migrants to leave their home country, such as war, natural hazards, poverty, and lack of opportunities.

Pull Factors

Positive aspects that attract migrants to a new country, such as higher paying jobs, access to higher education, and improved public services.

Refugee Movement

The movement of people seeking safety and new lives in other countries due to conflict.

Turkey and Germany

Countries with the highest refugee populations following the Syrian war in 2013.

Drowning in small boats

A challenge faced by migrants when crossing the sea to enter Europe.

People Trafficking (Modern Slavery)

A challenge faced by migrants involving exploitation and forced labor.

Arrest and Deportation

A challenge faced by migrants upon attempting to enter Europe.

International Agreement

An international strategy required by the EU to decide how best to help refugees.

Strategy to tackle the refugee crisis

Seizing and destroying boats used by people smugglers

NGO (Non-Governmental Organizations)

Charities providing support to families in need during the Ukraine crisis.

Community Groups

Providing food parcels, clothing, and necessities to refugees.

House Share Scheme (Sponsorship)

Encouraging refugees to apply to live with a UK family during the Ukraine crisis.