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Assignment Brief
Submission Deadline Marks and Feedback
Before 10am on:
13/05/2022
20 working days after deadline (L4, 5 and 7)
15 working days after deadline (L6)
10 working days after deadline (block delivery)
10/06/2022
Key assignment details
Unit title & code Refugees, Displacement and the Politics of Migration ASS096-2
Assignment number and title 1 - Case Study
Assignment type Case Study
Weighting of assignment 100%
Size or length of assessment 2,500 words
Unit learning outcomes On completion of this unit you should be able to:
1. Demonstrate a detailed and critical understanding of different forms of contemporary forced
migration and the type of policy responses to these different scenarios
2. Investigate the reasons for, patterns, forms and responses to forced migration and
communicate this knowledge effectively and precisely in written and oral forms
What am I required to do in this assignment?
You are required to write a 2,500- word case study. For the case study, please follow the following three steps:
1. Choose a case study of one country that demonstrates the multiple ways in which people are forced to migrate from
their country of origin.
2. Analyse and discuss both the human rights situation in your chosen country and the nature and scope of forced
migration from that country.
3. Examine the extent of asylum applications or cases of human trafficking in the UK from the country of origin chosen.
ABT2020_V1
What do I need to do to pass? (Threshold Expectations from UIF)
In order to pass the assessment, you will need to:
1. Select, collect and analyse data on different forms of forced migration from one country of origin.
2. Outline the human rights situation in that country, linking your data with the human rights and refugee legal
frameworks introduced to you in the unit.
3. Examine the extent of asylum applications or cases of human trafficking in the UK in relation to the country of origin.
Furthermore, please take note of the following requirements:
 You are expected to use a minimum of seven sources to pass this assessment.
 You are expected to use a minimum of two academic texts (peer-reviewed books/journals).
 You must use the Harvard referencing system in your text and in the reference list.
 Please include a word count for the case study.
How do I produce high quality work that merits a good grade?
 Attend all your lectures and seminars.
 Independent study - to receive high grades you will need to demonstrate your wider reading.
 Engage with the weekly readings beforehand and take notes of or highlight important points or questions
 Engage with all of the resources provided as they offer useful background reading for the material in this unit.
 Read the marking and feedback guideline below. This will help you to see how a good grade will be awarded and what
you need to do to achieve this.
We will discuss this further during the first teaching session and again during subsequent sessions.
Please
ing either a printout or upload this
ief onto your laptop/device for this discussion.
How does this assignment relate to what we are doing in scheduled sessions?
The lecture series prepares you for the assessment. The lectures identify legal and conceptual definitions associated with
forced migration, they introduce the key legal frameworks that are relevant to the protection of refugees and the displaced,
they introduce case study examples. The lecture programme also discusses what it is like for refugees and asylum seekers as
they seek to resettle in host nations, such as the UK, linking with relevant national and international frameworks.
How will my assignment be marked?
Your assignment will be marked according to the threshold expectations and the criteria on the following page.
You can use them to evaluate your own work and consider your grade before you submit.
70%+ (Ist Class) 60-69% (2: XXXXXXXXXX% (2: XXXXXXXXXX%
(3rd Class)
Threshold
Standard
35-39% (Fail) 0-34% (Fail)
Focus on the
Assignment
Task
20%
Excellent focus
on the
assignment task.
Consistently
critical and
analytical work,
which
demonstrates a
igorous
approach to the
task.
Good focus on
the assignment
task. There is
evidence of
careful planning
and of critical
analysis. All
assessment
criteria are
addressed.
Sound focus on
the assignment
task. A
competent piece
of work, which
addresses most
of the task
equirements.
The assignment
is more
descriptive than
analytical.
Limited focus on
the assignment
task. The work
addresses some
of the task
equirements.
The assignment is
more descriptive
than analytical.
Insufficient focus
on the
assignment task.
The work does
not addresses all
of the task
equirements.
The assignment is
more descriptive
than analytical.
Highly Insufficient
focus on the
assignment task.
The work does not
addresses the task
equirements.
Knowledge
and
understanding
of relevant
material and
data sources
20%
Evidence of
sophisticated and
varied
knowledge,
displayed in a
mature and
alanced
approach to the
task. The author
demonstrates a
clear confidence
with theories,
models or
perspectives.
There is clear
evidence of
varied and in-
depth reading
and of a
willingness to use
independently
acquired
knowledge. The
work shows
significant
comprehension
of the subject.
Sound
knowledge and
understanding of
key themes and
data are present
in most of the
work. The
assignment
eflects an
acceptable
engagement
with guided
learning but
evidence of
autonomous
study is less
apparent.
There is some
asic knowledge
in the work and a
limited range of
elevant material.
Terminologies
and language
expected at this
level are used
imprecisely.
There is limited
knowledge in the
work and an
insufficient range
of relevant
material.
Terminologies or
language
expected at this
level are used
very imprecisely
or not at all.
There is very
limited knowledge
in the work and an
insufficient range
of relevant
material.
Terminologies or
language are
inadequate for this
level.
Structure of
the case study
20%
The structure and
flow of the work
have been given
careful thought.
Introductory
sections are
concise, yet
comprehensive,
the main body is
efficiently
constructed and
the concluding
section is
convincing. There
is a satisfying and
cohesive feel to
the work and the
author
understands both
the purpose and
nature of the
specified format.
The work is
presented in an
accurate and
effective format.
Themes and
topics are
discussed in a
clear and
appropriate style,
and there is
evidence of
careful planning.
The work flows
well from
eginning to end
and is structured
well, in order to
achieve this.
The assignment
has been
produced in the
equired format
with some care.
Not all sections
of the work link
effectively into
each other and
there may be
minor problems
with style and
flow
There is some
attempt to
structure the
work, but it is
ather
unsuccessful on
the whole. Ideas
and arguments
are presented in
a disjointed
manner at times
and the contents
are not
convincingly
communicated as
a result. There is
evidence of a lack
of planning in the
production of the
work, or of a lack
of familiarity with
the format.
The work is
insufficiently
structured. Ideas
and arguments
are presented in
an illogical and
disjointed
manner at times
and the contents
are not
convincingly
communicated as
a result. There is
a lack of care and
planning in the
production of the
work, or a lack of
familiarity with
the format.
The work is
unstructured.
Ideas and
arguments are
presented in an
illogical and
disjointed or
incomplete
manner. There is a
lack of care and
planning in the
production of the
work, or of a
misunderstanding
of the format.
References
20%
A highly
creditable range
of academic
sources has been
used. These are
employed with
care and
precision
throughout.
Sources have
een cited
accurately and
carefully
throughout and
epresent
advanced reading
at this level.
Reference lists
have been
ordered and
formatted with
accuracy.
There is clear
evidence of wide
and in-depth
eading; sources
are varied and
the majority of
the material is
from primary
sources. Care has
een taken with
eferencing and
citation, although
there may be
some minor
inaccuracies in
formatting.
The work
displays an
acceptable level
of reading,
although there
should be more
engagement
with primary
sources at this
level. There is
understanding
of, and
engagement
with, the
Harvard system
of referencing
and citation,
although there
are basic e
ors
that need to be
addressed.
The number, and
ange, of
academic
literature is
limited; there is
little or no use or
primary material.
The standard of
eferencing and
citation is poor
and does not
show signs of
development
since the first
year. Many
sources in the
text do not
appear in the
eference list.
The number, and
ange, of
academic
literature is very
limited; there is
little or no use or
primary material.
The standard of
eferencing and
citation is poor
and does not
show signs of
development
since the first
year. The
eference list is
incomplete or
non-existent.
The number, and
ange, of academic
literature is
insufficient; There
is very little or no
use or primary
material. The
standard of
eferencing and
citation is very
poor or non-
existent and does
not show signs of
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Solution

Insha answered on Feb 15 2022
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Refugees, Displacement and the Politics of Migration ASS096-2
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Case study of Syria    3
Identification and Classification of Community    3
History of Refuges and Migration of People    5
Distribution of population    5
Nature and Scope of Forced Migration    6
Rationale behind Selecting this Community    6
Human Right situation    7
Community Needs of Refugee    8
Challenges faced by Refuges    8
Other Related Issues    8
Examine    9
Human Trafficking in Syria    9
In contrast of cases from UK    9
Conclusion    10
References    11
Introduction    
Since 1947, scholars have completed over 150 master's and doctorate theses, as well as more than 900 studies, papers and books on refugee settlement concerns in Australia from Syria (Neumann, 2016). The chosen case study Paper has found patterns in the literature, such as the rise of concern for the psychological and emotional effects of settlement an ethno-specific focus.
It is believed that researchers should assess the information that has been created thus far and become more aware of the international scholarly discussion. The scope of Australia's legal duties towards resettled refugees is investigated in this article. It looks at both the international frameworks that guide refugee rights and the relevant Australian laws and policies.
Case study of Syria
Identification and Classification of Community
The first ethnic Syrians were registered in Australia in 1891, when 142 Syrians were counted. Throughout the twentieth century, the Syrian population remained relatively modest while rising. During a time of regional military conflict and anti-government insurgency in the 1970s and 1980s, it rose considerably. “Prior to 2011, the majority of Syrian migration to Australia was limited to family visas (Neumann, 2016).
Following the commencement of the Syrian civil war in 2011, millions of Syrian residents were compelled to escape their country, prompting a rise in Syrian migration to Australia. In addition to the cu
ent Humanitarian Program, the Australian government boosted its humanitarian intake to allow for the settling of 12,000 Syrian refugees. Syrian applicants were chosen from UNHCR refugee camps and u
an populations in Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey for these positions. According to the Department of Immigration and Protection, priority was given to individuals deemed to be the most vulnerable - women, children, and families with the least chance of ever returning safely. Christians, Yazidis, and Druze are among the religious minority. According to the 2016 census, more than half of Syrians in Australia identify with a minority faith.
The majority of the Syrian refugees who have recently a
ived in Australia have landed in New South Wales and Victoria (usually the su
ounding areas of Sydney and Melbourne). Some freshly immigrant Syrians is likely to have been exposed to a variety of traumatic situations. Physical violence may have been experienced by some (Matthews, 2008). Meanwhile, practically everyone is dealing with a great deal of sadness and loss, whether it is due to the death of a loved one or because of emotional, relational, or monetary losses. For Syrians, the ruin of their nation and the disintegration of their prior homes is a particularly te
ible reality to accept.”
Under international law, the term "refugee" has a more particular meaning. The Refugee Convention contains the most commonly acknowledged legal definition of a refugee. It has been chastised for being overly restrictive, in part because it does not explicitly include typical reasons of mass relocation, such as war or general violence. The Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance Program issued 21,968 visas in 2016–2017, including 8208 slots for displaced Iraqi and Syrian refugees Australia (Neumann, 2016). Most te
itories and states have their own policies aimed at promoting refugee health, with varying objectives and aims. Refugees have access to Medicare Benefit Schedule item numbers once they a
ive in the community, allowing a general practitioner to perform a refugee health assessment within the first 12 months (Matthews, 2008).
In recent years, the number of individuals abandoning their homeland in quest of a better life has risen substantially. There are many distinct sorts of refugees, each with its own set of reasons for escaping (Matthews, 2008). However, Australia has refugee and asylum seeker most commonly.
1. Refugee:
2. Asylum Seekers
3. Internally Displaced Persons
4. Stateless Persons
5. Returnees
6. Political or Religious Affiliation
7. Escaping Wa
8. Discrimination based on Gende
Sexual Orientation
9. Hunge
Although the UNHCR makes recommendations or suggests persons for resettlement, yet Australia's Immigration Department has the final decision on whether or not to issue a visa Australia (Neumann, 2016). There are four types of offshore refugee visas available in Australia:
1. refugee (visa subclass 200),
2. in-country special humanitarian (visa subclass 201),
3. emergency rescue (visa subclass 203) and
4. Woman at risk (visa subclass 203) (Visa subclass 204)
History of Refuges and Migration of People
The immigration history of Australia began with the initial human migration to the continent around 80,000 years ago. “Permanent European settlement began in 1788 with the establishment of a British penal colony in New South Wales. From early federation in 1901, Australia maintained the White Australia Policy, which was abolished after World War II. In 1901 Australia's Immigration Act required immigrants to prove their nationality by writing a dictation in a European language. Today approximately two-fifths of all new immigrants to Australia are of Asian origin (Balint & Simic, 2018).
Thousands of people have been driven from their homes in Syria and Iraq as a result of the fighting, which is often regarded as the world's biggest humanitarian disaster. Despite living in peace and concord for hundreds of years, certain minorities, notably Christians, have been targeted by extremist organisations. Australia declared in 2015 that it will take...
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