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Family

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A person who moves across an internal border

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displacement

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someone who moves from one place to another

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Labour

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places with perceived better opportunities

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to distinguish between jurisdictions

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Safety can be another country, to a refugee camp or to claim asylum in another country.

But are these places really safe? or are they just safer?

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places with high-paying jobs, job opportunities, more services (education, healthcare)

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Economic opportunities, family reunification, to escape persecution based on various identities, to acquire safety. The reasons people move are highly variable based on positionality and privilege.

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Someone who permanently/semipermanently moves from their place of origin

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control the flow of people into a country, "filter" who wish to invite.

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they become regimes that can be enforced anywhere, are used to control selective inclusions and expulsions, and reinforce inequalities

Harsha Walia: there is no migrant crisis

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Typically, countries in the global north such as Canada, USA, UK, Germany, Sweden, Finland ETC. however many migrants also move to neighbouring or fairly close nations where circumstances are perceived to be more favourable than their country of origin. For example, many people from Africa and the Middle East move to Greece, Lebanon, Turkey, Italy, Spain etc despite these nations being historically emigration nations themselves.

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Someone forced to flee their home due to war, economic, personal, environmental, or other reasons beyond their control

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people who flee to another country due to the unsafe living situations in their country of origin

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someone who suffers displacement or forced migration, possible due to conflict in their home country

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someone who needs protection, someone looking for a "refuge" and a safe space

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a person outside their country of nationality unwilling to return due to fear of persecution on the basis of race, religion, nationality, etc.

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Wherever they can find the greatest stability for the longest period of time

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migrant vs immigrant vs emigrant

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forced to migrant, rather than chosen.

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countries that are willing to provide them with sanctuary

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Formally, refugees are defined by those who meet the five criteria under the UN Refugee convention of 1951. However more holistic and open definitions of refugees constitute those who are fleeing danger and perceived extreme threats in their home countries which may not fit the formal definition of who is considered a refugee by law.

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education

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is some one who is displaced a migrant? a refugee?

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is some one who is displaced a migrant? a refugee?

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how does forced displacement look in an international world? Could there be a world where there is just free movement? what would that look like?

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Borders determine different international boundaries but formally they are mechanisms of controlling who can and ax not enter a nation. in recent years especially they have become very intertwined with criminal Justice mechanisms and are used as agents of the state to uphold a legal regime where people must be legally registered to cross a border.

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To filter out "undesireables"