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the first problem is the refugees don't know how the system works, another problem is they don't understand. (for 6 months generally). For this reason they try to contact family and friends. The german sitem is very complicated.

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In Germany There is a central shelter (maximum for 6 months) but last summer many refugees arrived so they opened a second shelter. They live one bed near to the Others, no privacy, no silent. Some times they can go in little apartments where they can cook for themselves.
In Italy there is no shelter so they have to live and sleep in the Street. There is no social money so If they don't work, also when they receive asilum they have to live in Street. For this reason they use to cross Italy

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The principal way of arriving in Europe is illegaly, so they are illegal migrants because in their contries there isn't non more a european embassy for asking a study or working visa. Another chance is when for example Germany accepts 5000 sirian migrants from another country, generally a border country. So Sirians have to leave their country illegaly for going to the border country.
A legal way is the family reunion. This means that one of them is entered illegaly. in addition the family reunion can work only for minor children and wife. So in case of major son He has to stay in Siria.
When the refugees arrive in the shelter they have to apply for registration (also handprints) . In Germany  is the federal department that decides where they can live after an interview. Then they can apply for asilum. Many refugees try to enter in Italy for going to western and northen Europe . They often don't go to the shelter because of the Dublin regulation. In Italy there are no work prospectives.

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the story of Malak, a 7 year old Syrian refugee arriving in Europe by boat

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the story of Malak, a 7 year old Syrian refugee arriving in Europe by boat

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3scOr_d9Dwo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNwrYNIkIVw

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It is so important that we and our students don't think about "migrants" or "refugees" as an anonymous and homogenous mass of people, but rather connect these terms to individuals and their stories.
Some very special stories:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skH6WKuF5Ng
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3kXru3o42g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxqFZI9dDbo
So hard but also so proud of them

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1.3 Why do people migrate?
DISPERATION OF WAR, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, PERSECUTION, RISK OF LIFE.
THE BIGGER MIGRATION IS THE SIRIAN MIGRATION, BECAUSE IN 2011 A CRUELTY WAR STARTED. SO MOST OF SIRIANS ARE IN THEREAFUGES CAMPS AROUND SIRIA BUT THE ARABIAN COUNTRIES DIDN'T ACCEPT THE SIRIANS SO THESE CAMPS ARE OVERCROWED.
SO MANY SIRIANS WENT TO EUROPE. A UE RULE SI THAT REFIGEES HAVE TO STAY IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THEY FIRST ARRIVED. GREECE, DURING ITS DEEPEST ECONMIC RECESSION, HAD A LOTO OF PROBLEMS AND SIRIANS LIVED STARVED IN THE ISLES
AFTER THE DEATH OF A CHILDREN IN A TURKEY BEACH, POEPLE DECIDED TO DO MORE. SO MANY PEOPLE HELPED WITH DONATION, WORK AND SO ON. THERE ARE SOME WORRIES, LIKE ISLAM, CRIMINALITY, HIGH BIRTH-RATE.
THE STUDIES SHOW THAT ALSO IF ALL THE SIRIANS WILL COME TO EUROPE , THEY WILL BE ONLY A MINORITY (4%). IN ADDITION THE SIRIANS ALREADY HAD A LOW BIRTH-RATE AND THE PROBABILITY OF CRIMINALITY IS HIGHER FOR EUROPEAN PEOPLE THAN MIGRANTS.
THEY ARE LIKE US!!!!
THE WESTERN WORLD CAN MANAGE THE SIRIAN MIGRANTS, IT WANTS!
ENGLAND, USA AND AUSTRALIA STILL ACCEPT FEW REFUGEES. ALSO IF THINGS ARE IMPROVING, IT'S TOO SLOWLY!!
BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE!!! DON'T FORGET HUMANITY AND REASON!!!

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Module : 1. The situation of newly arrived migrants
In this first module, the goal is to provide you with an overview of the situation of newly arrived migrants in Europe, so that you yourself feel more confident about the topic or at least in a position to investigate it further
Learning Objectives are:
Understand the backgrounds, journeys, reasons for leaving and current legal and living conditions of newly arrived migrants in Europe
Identify and get in contact with an organisation or informal group working with newly arrived migrants in your locality, region, or country
Investigate the background and current situation of newly arrived migrants in your locality, region, or country

1.1
it's important to clarify the meaning of the term "newly arrived migrants". Why are we using this term rather than the commonly used "refugees". The reason is that technically not all of the people who have been recently arriving in Europe from all over the world are refugees, some are economic or social migrants, coming to Europe for work or education, or simply joining their families or relatives who have lived in Europe for a long time. Refugees in contrast are fleeing war or some other disaster that does not allow them to return to their homeland.
the first think to do is talking and understanding the background and why they came to Europe.

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The timeline of the course

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My Learning diary

November 2016