Mapa mental
Migration
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Migration
Recent trends in global migration
- countries with the most IDPs
- colombia, syria, iraq, democratic republic of congo, sudan
- most refugees come from:
- syria, afghanistan, south sudan, somalia, sudan
- top host countries for refugees:
- turkey, pakistan, lebanon, iran, uganda
- received most asylum applications:
- germany, U.S., italy, turkey, france
- 2 pieces of evidence:
- #1: 1 in 4 refugees worldwide are Syrian
- #2: 1 million of world's refugees are from Somalia
- #1: 1 in 4 refugees worldwide are Syrian
- countries with the most IDPs
summary of current situation of displaced group: Somalian people
- More than 1.5 million people have become internally displaced in Somalia since November 2016 as a result of drought, conflict and flooding
- Most displaced people are leaving farm areas and moving towards city centres in search of ways to make a living and humanitarian assistance.
- The increased displacement also adds to the high number of forced evictions of IDPs and the urban poor from major towns
- The majority of people have self-settled in sub-standard IDP sites and are repeatedly identified as the poorest and most vulnerable, often with limited local acceptance due to their social background
- The increased displacement also adds to the high number of forced evictions of IDPs and the urban poor from major towns
- Most displaced people are leaving farm areas and moving towards city centres in search of ways to make a living and humanitarian assistance.
- More than 1.5 million people have become internally displaced in Somalia since November 2016 as a result of drought, conflict and flooding
summary of your novel character's identity as a global migrant
- Margarita Engle
- A cuban refugee that lives in California
- She thinks that it's different in California than in Cuba. It's something she's never seen before and she doesn't really like it because nobody speaks Spanish.
- Sometimes it's hard to translate things in language. If you say one thing in one language people who speak that language see it as a normal thing. But if you say it to people who speak another language it can be understood in a different way.
- She thinks that it's different in California than in Cuba. It's something she's never seen before and she doesn't really like it because nobody speaks Spanish.
- A cuban refugee that lives in California
- Margarita Engle
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- Mapa Mental sobre Migration, criado por Michelle Perez em 05-03-2020.
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- Michelle Perez
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