3.3 Fleeing from Afghanistan V2
3.3 Fleeing from Afghanistan
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3.3 Fleeing from Afghanistan
At the end of this lesson
You can describe the situation of refugees and why they are force to flee
You understand the difficulties and dangers for refugees on their journey to safety
But first, recap
What does family reunification mean?
When did the most Moroccan guest workers arrive in the Netherlands?
1967
1965
1950
1960
Afghanistan, in South-Asia
A country in war
The day that everything changed: 1978- now
What do you know about Afghanistan?
From Afghanistan to Europe
Migrant smuggler
Someone who gets paid to transport migrants illegally from one place to another, usually across an international border.
Human Trafficking vs Migrant Smuggling
Explain the difference.
1. Discuss with each other.
2.Than, write it down in your notebook.
Write in your notebook!
Migrant smuggling is closely linked to human trafficking. In both situations, people are illegally transported. But one thing really identifies the difference: migrant smuggling is mostly voluntary, as people pay for it as ‘a service’, like Asma’s father. When this is not the case, and not voluntary, we speak about human trafficking.
What are the difficulties and dangers for refugees on their journey to safety?
What do asylum seekers need to be allowed to stay in the Netherlands?
What is the European policy concerning asylum seekers?
To do- Teusday 3rd of march
Paragraph 3.3 entirely
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