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so refugee and aslyum seekers both tries to find protection but hwatis the difference
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The main difference between refugees and asylum seekers lies in their legal status and the process through which they seek protection.
A refugee is someone who has fled their country due to fear of persecution or violence based on their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. They are typically granted refugee status by a government or international organization, such as the United Nations, and are provided with legal protection and assistance in finding a new home.
On the other hand, an asylum seeker is someone who has fled their country and is seeking protection in another country, but has not yet been granted refugee status. Asylum seekers must go through a formal process to apply for asylum, which involves proving their need for protection and may include interviews, background checks, and reviews of their case by government officials.
In summary, refugees have already been granted protection and are legally recognized as such, while asylum seekers are still in the process of seeking protection and have not yet been granted official refugee status.
A refugee is someone who has fled their country due to fear of persecution or violence based on their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. They are typically granted refugee status by a government or international organization, such as the United Nations, and are provided with legal protection and assistance in finding a new home.
On the other hand, an asylum seeker is someone who has fled their country and is seeking protection in another country, but has not yet been granted refugee status. Asylum seekers must go through a formal process to apply for asylum, which involves proving their need for protection and may include interviews, background checks, and reviews of their case by government officials.
In summary, refugees have already been granted protection and are legally recognized as such, while asylum seekers are still in the process of seeking protection and have not yet been granted official refugee status.
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