Pop quiz: REFUGEES
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- Q1Worldwide, approximately how many people have been forced to leave their homes to escape violence and war?20 million60 million100 million5 million30s
- Q2What is the difference between refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP)?Refugees cross an international border and seek refuge outside of their countries of nationality while internally displaced persons do notInternally displaced persons are legally protected by the UN 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees while refugees are notInternally displaced persons cross an international border and seek refuge outside of their countries of nationality, while refugees do notRefugees are legally protected by the UN 1951 Convention on Asylum Seekers while internally displaced persons are not30s
- Q3According to the international legal definition, a refugee is someone who:Is fleeing a large scale natural disasterIs fleeing war, violence and/or persecutionIs fleeing poverty30s
- Q4An Asylum seeker is:Someone who is seeking to be recognized by a host country as a refugeeAnother word for internally displaced personAnother word for refugee30s
- Q5Host countries have several obligations towards refugees, such as:Non-refoulementNon-discriminationAll of these answersRecognizing and protecting basic human rights and freedom30s