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quality education
access to education

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Access to free healthcare support (no barriers to access in contexts with paid healthcare)

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Your opportunities to access education or employment should be the same as non-refugee citizens of the country.

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Being able to learn own language and culture

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Freedom of expression of identity, religious freedom...etc

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Freedom of expression of identity, religious freedom...etc

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Access to psychosocial support, especially where disabilities are conflict-related

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Effect of better treatment of refugees on host community

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Effect of better treatment of refugees on host community

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Drawing on Aimé Césaire's Discourse on Colonialism and the corrosive effect of mistreatment of colonised countries on the society of the colonising country itself, a society that treats refugees better will feel more at ease with itself and be less prone to reactionary ideas (this is the theory at least)

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Provision of national insurance number/ personal number immediately
e.g. Sweden requires everybody to have a personal number in order to access basics and grants this to refugees upon arrival

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Able to choose where to live (housing location)

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Able to choose where to live (housing location)

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Fair and balanced media and public narrative on refugees and asylum seekers

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Fair and balanced media and public narrative on refugees and asylum seekers

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Freedom of working, studying and other relationships (marriage)

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protection

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inclusion, intergration