The Refugee Convention

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

The Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment

The principle that a state cannot return a person to a country where they face persecution or serious harm

The principle that a state must provide asylum to all individuals seeking protection

The principle that a state can only return a person to their country of origin if they have been granted asylum in another country

The principle that a state can only return a person to their country of origin if they have committed a serious crime

Limited resources and infrastructure to provide adequate reception and support services

Increased pressure on public services and social cohesion

Security concerns and the potential for social unrest

All of the above

A form of protection granted to asylum seekers while their claims are being processed

A form of protection granted to asylum seekers who are unable to return to their country of origin due to ongoing conflict or persecution

A form of protection granted to asylum seekers who are considered to be particularly vulnerable, such as women and children

All of the above

The principle of non-refoulement

The right to seek asylum

The obligation to protect vulnerable individuals

All of the above

Sharing the responsibility of hosting and supporting asylum seekers among multiple countries

Providing financial and technical assistance to countries receiving large numbers of asylum seekers

Resettlement of asylum seekers from one country to another

All of the above

Increased xenophobia and discrimination

Social unrest and instability

Overburdened public services and infrastructure

All of the above

Granting asylum or refugee status

Facilitating resettlement to a third country

Promoting voluntary repatriation when conditions in the country of origin improve

All of the above

Lack of access to legal representation and information

Language barriers and cultural differences

Discrimination and prejudice

All of the above

Providing humanitarian assistance and support services

Advocating for the rights of asylum seekers

Monitoring the implementation of asylum laws and policies

All of the above

Lack of resources and infrastructure

Cultural and linguistic barriers

Discrimination and xenophobia

All of the above

Sharing the responsibility of hosting and supporting asylum seekers

Promoting burden-sharing and equitable distribution of asylum seekers among countries

Encouraging international dialogue and cooperation on asylum and migration policies

All of the above

Increased instability and conflict

Prolonged humanitarian crises

Further displacement and forced migration

All of the above

Providing technical and financial assistance to countries receiving large numbers of asylum seekers

Promoting international cooperation and burden-sharing

Monitoring the implementation of international refugee law and standards

All of the above

Lack of recognition of foreign qualifications

Language barriers and cultural differences

Discrimination and xenophobia

All of the above