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Human security provides protection among various humanitarian aspects, such as threats against safety, dignity, and well-being. However, the global refugee crisis poses a major human security challenge as conflicts, climate change, and persecution entirely drive it, and displacement only leads to diminished physical safety, access to resources, and fundamental human rights.

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Germany's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Positive)

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Germany's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Positive)

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In 2015, Germany accepted over 1,000,000 primarily Syrian refugees and efficiently streamlined asylum processes as well as various integration programs (language classes, employment, etc.). As a result, Germany created an environment where Syrian refugees were able to contribute positively to the German economic state by filling labor shortages and starting businesses. Initially, there was widespread resistance from the German public, but this was eventually avoided and mitigated through the implementation of public education initiatives.

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Meet the Syrian refugee elected mayor of a small German town | Al Jazeera Newsfeed

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Hungary's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Poor)

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Hungary's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Poor)

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In 2015, during the Europen migrant crisis, Hungary held a widely anti-immigrant stance and implemented preventative measures against European migrants. These measures included but were not limited to heavily fortified border walls, restrictions on asylum applications, and the dispersion of anti-immigration propaganda. This ultimately led to heavy critiques from the EU and various human rights organizations to argue that Hungary had broken numerous human rights laws in a primarily xenophobic nature. However, Hungary asserted that it was a matter of maintaining national security.

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United State's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Average)

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United State's Response to the Refugee Crisis (Average)

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For the most part, refugee admission to the U.S. fluctuates depending on the legislative course of action taken by the presidential administration of the United States. Ex-President Donald Trump ultimately decided to cut the refugee admission cap to 15,000 refugees in 2021, but President Joe Biden and his administration increased that cap to 125,000. Although the U.S. provides a well-structured infrastructure in its resettlement plans, there remains much political and social polarization surrounding views on immigration. The primary concern that becomes increasingly complicated is maintaining adequate border security whilst attending to humanitarian obligations.

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Complexities Found in Managing the Refugee Crisis

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Complexities Found in Managing the Refugee Crisis

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Misinformation, as well as xenophobia, will often lead to public opposition against refugee-friendly legal sentiments.

Significant investments are required to provide housing, education, and healthcare.

Large quantities, including those displaced by climate change, of refugees are not protected by international law because not all fit the legal requirements of the 1967 Refugee Protocol.

It is often quite challenging to ensure that refugees will have access to jobs, learn languages, or adapt to the environment of the respective host nation.

Those who are displaced as a result of climate change do not fall under legal refugee status as stated under the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Refugee Protocol.

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Why The U.S. Won’t Put Immigrants To Work

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Trends in Successful Democratic Nations' Response to the Refugee Crisis and Human Security

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Trends in Successful Democratic Nations' Response to the Refugee Crisis and Human Security

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It has been noted that success amidst the Refugee Crisis, as it pertains to heightened levels of human security, has occurred through the implementation of:

Streamlined asylum programs with adequate legal protection.

Persistent work through global frameworks and institutions such as the UNHCR to share responsibility.

Education programs provided to citizens in order to eradicate fears or myths surrounding the idea of a refugee or immigrant; ultimately providing citizens with information regarding the overall benefits that come with welcoming refugees.

The usage of technology to more efficiently track resources and process digital asylum applications.

For example, Canada has instituted private sponsorship programs where Canadian citizens are able to support refugees directly. Additionally, Rwanda has taken legislative courses of action by legally enacting refugee policies that provide access to professional and educational opportunities.

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Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders

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WORLD REFUGEE DAY | What does the word 'refugee' mean to you?