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How to be a ‘Good Asylum Seeker’? The Subjectification of Young Men Seeking Asylum
Nordic Journal of Migration Research, 2021 This research focuses on the subjectification of young asylum-seeking men. By subjectification, we mean the effort an individual invests in detecting, negotiating, meeting and contesting the surrounding discursive expectations. The underlying question is:
Maria Petäjäniemi +2 more
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Self-harm in the Australian asylum seeker population: A national records-based study
SSM - Population Health, 2019 Background: Systematic research into self-harm in the Australian asylum seeker population is scarce, largely due to the lack of accessible data. The aim of this study was to examine the incidence and characteristics of self-harm across the Australian ...
Kyli Hedrick +2 more
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Formal Education of Asylum Seeker Children in Belgrade, Serbia: Expanded Meaning of Social Inclusion
Social Sciences, 2019 Formal education of asylum seeker children in Serbia officially started in September 2017, when the consequences of European border regime became more obvious.
Teodora Jovanović
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The View of Parents About Asylum Seeker Children
Çocuk Dergisi, 2021 Aim: The aim of the study was to learn the views of parents within the community on asylum seeker children and to learn their solution proposals for their problems.
Damla Mutlu +8 more
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BMJ, 2010 McCartney mentioned Aspinall and Watters’ report, which highlights poorer pregnancy outcomes among refugees.1 2 Let there be no doubt about what poorer means: asylum seekers and refugees are more likely than the general population to die during pregnancy or childbirth.3 Maternal health complications and neonatal deaths and …
Burchett, Helen ED, Bragg, Ros
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International Journal of Mental Health Systems, 2022 Background Refugees and asylum seekers are exposed to a unique set of circumstances and experiences that are associated with an increased suicide risk.
Jessica Ingram +3 more
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Other-Regarding Behaviors and Attitudes toward Asylum Seekers
Socius, 2022 Previous studies predominantly examined self-reported attitudes toward economic migrants and refugees along with different types of public concerns.
Burak Sonmez, Sergio Lo Iacono
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EClinicalMedicine, 2021 Background: Migrants globally, including refugees and asylum seekers, have experienced adverse clinical and socioeconomic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. For approximately 56,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Reception and Identification Centers (RICs)
Elias Kondilis +6 more
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COVID-19 Impact on International Migration
Romanian Economic Journal, 2021 COVID 19 created many problems around the world and it affected everybody including migrants and immigrants. Many countries halted asylum seeker procedure in order to stop COVID 19 spreading but some countries restarted asylum seeker procedure since many
Ihab S KH Jweida
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Mental health services for asylum seekers and refugees: a snapshot
BJPsych International, 2016 As fellow human beings uproot their lives in search of protection, and for those who survive to reach European shores, many countries are faced with an unprecedented, highly complex challenge of managing huge and immediate need.
Katy Briffa
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