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s- to teach others in the form of posters, assemblies, talks from refugees about their story and encourage them to donate
m- this can be measured by the amount of donations made or by analysing the change of views of people
a- this is attainable as we are in a school environment with lots of resources to be able to educate others.
r- this is relevant as this is a situation that is going on in the world currently and in australia. The global economy is being affected as asylum seekers hold lots of opportunities. Many famous and impactful people were asylum seekers such as Ahn Do and Rita Ora
t-

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Do asylum seekers receive more benefits then Australians?  

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Do asylum seekers receive more benefits then Australians?  

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they actually receive less then normal people for example they get very limited in health care and also more likely to have little or no government financial assistance

-cody

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What positive impacts do Asylum Seekers have on Australia?-Liam

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What positive impacts do Asylum Seekers have on Australia?-Liam

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Asylum Seekers come to Australia and add currency to our economy which will help in the long haul

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Are people seeking Asylum allowed to stay in Australia?

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Are people seeking Asylum allowed to stay in Australia?

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No, under International Law, before anyone is allowed in, not only in Australia but other countries, they must prove they have a well founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion suffering serious human rights violations, including torture or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment.

-Lochlan ^_^

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Do most of the population of Asylum seekers come by boat?

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Do most of the population of Asylum seekers come by boat?

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Some come through plane and Land vehicles to other safe points in other Countries.
-Caleb

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Ben-what is the difference between asylum seekers and refugees.

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Ben-what is the difference between asylum seekers and refugees.

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All refugees are asylum seekers for the rest of their life

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no they also come by plane but they dont have to go to detention centres

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Alyssa - Is everyone who comes to Australia as an Asylum seeker accepted?

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Alyssa - Is everyone who comes to Australia as an Asylum seeker accepted?

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Before someone is granted refugee status in any country, they must prove that they have a reason to fear persecution from a race, religion, nationality, social group, or political opinion, through violations of human rights such as; torture or abuse, inhumane treatment or punishment
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They would have to go through an application process to apply for a temporary protection visa.  Some are granted bridging visas which doesn't permit them to work. Although this is only temporary, they would have to wait to get a longer term visa or be made to leave.
-jodie

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on an average in Australian it takes 259 days. alicia

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Who hosts the majority of the worlds refugees?

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Who hosts the majority of the worlds refugees?

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Turkey (2.8 million)

Pakistan (1.6 million)

Lebanon (1.04 million)

Iran (978,100)

Ethiopia (742,700)

Jordan (691,800)

Kenya (523,500)

Uganda (512,600)

Germany (478,600)

Chad (386,100)

-Aran

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Yahya - What is the difference between an asylum seeker, a refugee and a migrant

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Yahya - What is the difference between an asylum seeker, a refugee and a migrant

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Asylum Seeker - Asylum seeker is someone who is fleeing their country because of a fear punished because of things like their religion, race, nationality or political beliefs.

Refugee - A person who has gotten status of being a refugee and is waiting in a refugee camp to return to their country or be accepted into another like Australia and the U.K

Migrant - Someone who has choose to leave their country in search for work, education or to see familty

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Turkey (2.8 million)
Pakistan (1.6 million)
Lebanon (1.04 million)

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You could help by educating others on the subject and making more awareness because at the moment not very many people have an idea of how bad it is. You could also donate to charity or have a day to donate money as a cause. alicia

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difference between asylum seeker, refugee, and migrant

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difference between asylum seeker, refugee, and migrant

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migrants- migrants travel to find a better life elsewhere but are still able to return to their home town

asylum seekers- fleeing prosecution in various different forms. These people have not been granted refugee status yet.

refugee- these people were once an asylum seeker but have now been granted refugee status. This status is only given when confirmed that they are fleeing prosecution and that it is too dangerous to return.
-jodie

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How would a Asylum Seeker get a Visa???? They just give up their lives and now they start new ones.`

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No, Many people come by plane with a visa, In fact people who arrive by plane and then seek asylum are not subject to mandatory detention whereas people who arrive by boat must go through detention.

Research and Red Cross experience shows that prolonged periods in immigration detention causes further harm and distress to people seeking asylum.

(Sophie)

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Sam, who hosts the majority of the worlds refugees 

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Sam, who hosts the majority of the worlds refugees 

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Turkey (2.8 million)

Pakistan (1.6 million)

Lebanon (1.04 million)

Iran (978,100)

Ethiopia (742,700)

Jordan (691,800)

Kenya (523,500)

Uganda (512,600)

Germany (478,600)

Chad (386,100)

i didnt know that red cross had such a massive effect on the stiuation and that its solving the world issue one step at a time

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How do Asylum seekers contribute to australia

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How do Asylum seekers contribute to australia

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They have jobs and help the community from charlie :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))