What is the difference between a migrant worker and an asylum seeker?
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Migrant Worker: Definition: Migrant workers move to another country for employment opportunities. Intent: Primarily seeking work and economic improvement. Legal Status: Often enter through legal channels, such as work visas. Protection: Generally protected by labor laws of the host country. Asylum SRead more
- Migrant Worker:
- Definition: Migrant workers move to another country for employment opportunities.
- Intent: Primarily seeking work and economic improvement.
- Legal Status: Often enter through legal channels, such as work visas.
- Protection: Generally protected by labor laws of the host country.
- Asylum Seeker:
- Definition: Asylum seekers flee their home country due to fear of persecution.
- Intent: Seeking refuge and protection from threats in their home country.
- Legal Status: Seek asylum upon arrival in another country.
- Protection: Protected under international refugee laws while their asylum claims are assessed.
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