What part of the city do immigrants go to?
Individuals and groups interact with each other in a physical environment as a part of everyday life. This certain physical environment involves certain symbols and associativities which affect us…
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MENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN IN THE MIGRATION PROCESS
Migration is a social phenomenon that has existed throughout human history and has economic, psychological and social effects. In this context, the definition of migration get changed according to the…
EXPOSURE OF MIGRANT CHILDREN TO PEER BULLYING
Migration is a phenomenon that has existed throughout human history. For various reasons, people left their place of residence voluntarily or compulsory, for short or long-term, went to other places…
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN REFUGEE WOMEN
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN REFUGEE WOMEN Refugee women affected by the negative effects of both forced and non-compulsory migration more than men and children. Also they constitute the most important health…
Integration of Syrian Children Into the Education System
Integration of the Syrian Children in Turkey into the Turkish Education System and Their Access to Education Turkey, as a country at the heart of the migration movement, has been…
Difficulties Encountered by Syrian Students in Education and Suggestions for Alternative Solutions
According to last statement of the Refugees Association, there are 3 million 701 thousand 584 Syrian refugees in Turkey, 2 million 621 thousand 884 of whom are in the 0-18…
Migration and Literature
“In these foreign lands
A bag for provisions is my sole possession
Stale bread lies within, and passion
Also my notebook
That I filled with my dreams
That infuriates me page by page
That I spit on whenever it irritates me!”
CLIMATE REFUGEE STATUS IN CONSIDERATION OF THE DECISION OF NEW ZELAND
Although conventional wisdom accepts that the refugee status is given to the victims, whichperformed through the mass influx, with the consequence of outbreak war, counter-intuitive;The definition made by article 1A…
Introduction to Migrant Women’s Health
Causes of migration are directly related to the socio-cultural, economic and political structure of societies. However, in the migrations made throughout human history; many situations such as earthquakes, drought, natural…
Immigration and Non-Communicable Diseases
Human health is affected by social, economic and environmental factors as well as biological factors. These factors are called determinants of health. Age-gender and structural factors, individual lifestyle factors, social…