Oceans - 10 Syme side Flashcards

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1
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Why do people choose to migrate using oceans?

A
  • No barriers
  • Boats cheaper - affordable
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2
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What is a refugee?

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A person owing to a well founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality of political opinion outside the country

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3
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How can refugees from landlocked countries become refugee migrants on the ocean?

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Travel to the coast

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4
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Why do Western European countries attract migrants?

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  • Historic links
  • Stability
  • Jobs
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5
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Why is the Mediterranean a flow for refugees travelling by boats?

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Greater disparities between human development index

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What (or who) fuels the number of migrants wishing to come to Western Europe?

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  • Family connections
  • Language
  • Strong historic links
  • Lack of political instability
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What governance is available to deal with the causes and consequences of migration by oceans?

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  • The United Nations for High Commissioner for Refugees
  • EU -> Frontex
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What is Frontex?

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EU border agency

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9
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How many EU fund do Frontex receive?

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$ 1 billion

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10
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What do the EU fund?

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  • Boats
  • Assist Libyan coast guards -> drones
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What are the detention centres in Libya known for?

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  • Human trafficking
  • Human rights violation
  • Gang based violence
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How many unauthorised immigrants are there?

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1 in 5 immigrants in Europe

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13
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Where do most migrants come from?

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Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Kosovo

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14
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How much did Italy pay coast guards to intercept?

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€90 million

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15
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How did the Italian and Libyans deal cut migration flows?

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From 181,000 - 9300

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16
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What has the interception of smuggling crafts led to?

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  • Torture
  • Rape
  • Murder
17
Q

What did the IDM argue?

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That there should be more legal routes for people to come to Europe

18
Q

What kind of boats are migrants trying to flee in?

A

Wooden

19
Q

How many refugees were presumed dead in 2020?

A

980

20
Q

How many people were intercepted and returned back to Libya in 2021?

A

31,500

21
Q

What political factor influenced the migration crisis?

A

The assassination of Gaddafi plunged Libya into Chaos

22
Q

What issues have arisen in Greek refugee camps?

A
  • Overcrowding
  • Inadequate
  • Dangerous
  • Humanitarian needs not being met
23
Q

Why have problems arisen in Greek camps?

A
  • Greek govt failed to identify gaps NGOs need to fill
  • Govt indecisiveness - chain of organisations funding must go through
24
Q

What is the capacity of the Samos centre?

A

700-800

25
Q

How many people was the Samos centre housing?

A

1400

26
Q

How did Britain fail to manage migrants?

A

Inflatable dinghy capsized-> 27 people drowned

27
Q

What was the aim of Brexit?

A

To take back control of UK borders -> restrictive “nationality and borders bill”

28
Q

What is “ push back”?

A

Physically pushing people and their boats back , back from the European border and preventing them from docking

29
Q

How many pushback was Frontex involved in?

A

957 in the Aegean Sea