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Protection of refugees, asylum, . - Coggle Diagram
Protection of refugees
The 1951 Convention contains a number of rights and also highlights the obligations of refugees towards their host country. 
The most important thing of the 1951 Convention was Article 33, which stated that no refugee should be returned to a country where she or he faces serious danger.
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Refugee: Someone who has fled prosecution or conflict from their own country, causing them fear of returning due to safety reasons.
Asylum Seeker: A refugee who has applied for a protective status by the host government. An individual that has been granted asylum by the country is allowed to remain and is given certain rights.
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International Refugees
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economic migrants, who leave home seeking economic opportunity
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undocumented immigrants, irregular migrants, and illegal aliens.without the permission or authorization of that country’s government, they can be deprived of those same rights and find themselves in precarious situations.
Host Government
the government of a country to which a person has migrated, whether for economic reasons or to seek asylum. Alternatively known as host country
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