Similarities: Both try to escape their home countries in search of protection and sense of safety

Differences: Asylum seekers escape their home countries out of fear of persecution, but they still haven't been given approval to become a full refugee. Refugees, on the other hand, are given refugee statuses when asked for protection and often settle in a country until they are approved for resettlement (changing nationalities).

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We'd try to help asylum seekers by giving them the status of refugee and letting them settle in the country until they're given approval for resettlement. But it wouldn't make the process any faster, so to fix this issue permanently, we would make the process of approval be quicker and more efficient so that the people can get the help they need before it's too late.

Similarities:

They both fled their own country to seek for protection or a place to stay. Because of that they are also both resettling or waiting to be resettled in a new country.

Differences:

Asylum seekers are those whose refugee status hasn't been legally determined yet. Because of that, asylum seekers have much more restricted access to facilities such as work and education compared to refugees. Refugees are those who fled their own country to avoid war, conflict, or even persecution while asylum seekers are those who fled their country for international protection from persecution and experienced violations.

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- Provide necessities needed to live such as food, water, healthcare, sanitation or hygiene.

- Give them protection and treat them like everyone else so that they could feel safer staying in my country.

2. provide asylum basic needs and safety and make the decision for the refugee claim faster. -crys nathan vincent

Asylum seekers:

• Can become refugees but not always

• Must get to a safe country on their own

Refugees:

• They were given the refugee status

• Starts out as an asylum seeker

• Resettled in another country or be waiting for resettlement

• UNHCR secures funding for transportation to host country

Same:

• They both need to find help to other countries by going there.

• They are both forced to leave their homes, family members, and communities.

• They may be afraid of losing parts of themselves.

  2. We can help the asylum seekers by participating in teaching program and we also can give them daily needs such as foods, soap, shampoo, etc.

1. The similarities between asylum seekers and refugees are they both are unsafe in their country and cannot stay there so they have to flee to other countries.

   The difference between them is that asylum seekers do not have the amount of protection that refugees have since they have not been given legal permission to have the status of a refugee.

2. If we were someone with authority in the government, we would set up camps near the borders of the country with food, shelter, and hire eligible people to guard the area while hearing the asylum seekers claims for the status of a refugee. The people qualify to become a refugee will be directly allowed into the country and given worthy protection.

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Difference: Refugees are people who have the refugee status, meaning that they are internationally recognized as someone who fled from their country and deserved to be protected. Asylum seekers are people who fled from their country (like refugees) but they haven't had a refugee status and are waiting to be recognised and granted for protection.

We would give the asylum seekers a complex near a not so crowded city specifically for them and give them jobs in the country. The complex will be complete with a sports facility, a supermarket stocked with food, and a school managed by the country. They will also be temporarily given the status of citizen, so that they would be able to freely go to any corner of the country.

2.If i were the government i know that refugees and asylum seekers have the same reason to leave their hometown, they are also leaving for safety, so i would also work to protect like refugees then i would give them the right for education,health, food and also give everyone freedom to live and be treated fairly

2.If we have authority in the government, we would do a couple of things regarding asylum seekers. Our action would be to give the asylum seekers benefits from the government such as food stamps, health insurance, etc. They will also be given medicine, clean food, clean water, and a clean place. They will be needing basic human rights. I would make more shelter/camp for the refugees. So that a lot of them won’t lack a place to stay. We can add a program so that people can voluntarily help whether it be a donation or them coming to the shelter/camp to console the refugees and help them. We can also add more offices and also officers, so that the asylum seekers can have more chances and be faster at getting their refugee status. However, thorough background checks are needed to make sure they are not criminals in disguise. Securities shall be added to the camp, so that the seekers can be safe. In the meantime,we will also add another program to help assimilate the asylum seekers to the country, such as integration lessons, language lessons and others to help them have a place in the country. This is so that once they are officially refugees, they can immediately live their lives.

Both refugee and asylum seeker escape their home to seek for shelter

Rerugee is when a person escape the country and are protected but asylum seeker is when a person escape their country to seek for help but are not legally refugee

2. I would help the asylum seeker by providing them food, shelter/camp, food, drink and more. I would also help them with education, health insurance