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going by the structure and analysis of the questionnaire conducted, immigration issues are everyday problems faced by a country such United Kingdom. This is because things such as poverty, deprivation, war, sustainable as well as wanting a better life are most probably reasons why people migrant

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The interviews were conducted with migrants around the Manchester area between 1st of March 2016 to the 15th of May 2016. The interviews time lasted between 30 minutes and 1h30 minutes with the average duration of 35 minutes. Different locations were used for the interviews including sitting in the bench in the part which was the participant choice, at the home of the migrants’ own home and my own home at the choice of the migrants.

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Confidentially and the participants consent are the two primary ethical principles. Will then insure them of the confidentiality and the anonymous will be protected by explaining to them that, their name, location or country will not be used in the transcript which we will sign the consent form to confirm that

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At the start of the research, I Contacted two of participants by phone, met three others face to face, I then introduced the reason of the research, by fully explaining to them that it is for an independent academy work

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A  Non-Probability convenience Sampling will be used to select participants for the interview, because managing to get forced migrants to be open about the daily life struggle can be problematic

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The research will be conducted in individual questioning frames of semi-structured qualitative interviews, with a minimum of five forced migrants from various socio-legal categories such as asylum seekers, refugees and those with a permanent leave to remain in the UK, who are willing to share their experience

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Past studies have tried to handle the problem regarding the welfare options According to Hurst field ( 2004) which the study note that, the refugees and asylum seekers had been isolated while doing the research. Additionally the centers of most studies were focusing on getting information from people working with forced migrants, instead of interviewing the forced migrants themselves.

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The specific objectives of the questions are to investigate into the extent of which forced migrants housing and finances needs are being sufficiently met and to look into the ways forced migrants making efforts to meet their every day housing and finances needs.

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the purpose of the study is to look into the ways forced migrants making efforts to meet their every day housing and finances needs

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. The last couple decades, the changes in legislation have combined a long existing link between the residency status/immigration and the entitlement for the welfare. However, the existence of the stratified system of a welfare entitlement within the forced migrants’ general population living in the UK has made the situation even more complicated

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this research will be looking and compare the rights to welfare, the strategies and the needs of various types of forced migrants which includes, asylum seekers/’overstayers’ and the refugees at different levels

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Research project on forced migrant’s survival
strategies on meeting daily needs

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Research project on forced migrant’s survival
strategies on meeting daily needs