Country Perspective Summary: Migration and Refugees
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How is your country affected by migrants? How is your country affected by refugees? What are the policies in your country for migrants that want to live
and work in your country for better economic opportunities? What are the policies in your country for refugees that wish to flee from unsafe situations in
other countries? What is public opinion regarding migrants and refugees in your country? What other policies is your country considering regarding
migrants and refugees?
How is your country affected by migrants and by
refugees?
What are the policies in your country for
migrants that want to live and work in your
country for better economic
opportunities? What are the policies in your
country for refugees that wish to flee from
unsafe situations in other countries?
Migrants
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Refugees
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What is public opinion regarding migrants and
refugees in your country?
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What other policies is your country considering
regarding migrants and refugees?
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Country Perspective Summary: Access to Education
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In what ways does your country ensure access to education for everyone? In what ways is access to education limited in your country? As relevant,
please consider access based upon income, gender, and learning disabilities. Consider access to primary and secondary education, as well as postsecondary education, including university.
Access to education based upon
income
Access to education based upon
gender
In what ways does your country ensure access to
education for everyone?
In what ways is access to education limited in your
country?
Primary and Secondary Education:
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Primary and Secondary Education:
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University:
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University:
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Primary and Secondary Education:
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Primary and Secondary Education:
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Access to education based upon
gender
University:
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Access to education based upon
learning disabilities
Primary and Secondary Education:
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Primary and Secondary Education:
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Country Perspective Summary: Gender Equality
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Consider three of the areas examined in the U.N. goal: health care (including access to reproductive healthcare, such as birth control), decent work
(including representation of women in the highest paying professions and equal pay), and representation in decision-making processes (including
women in elected and appointed government positions). To what extent does gender inequality exist in your country in the areas listed above? What
policies has your country taken to promote gender equality in the areas listed above?
health care (including access to
reproductive healthcare, such as
birth control)
To what extent does gender inequality exist in your
country in the areas listed?
What policies has your country taken to promote gender
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equality in the areas listed above?
decent work (including
representation of women in the
highest paying professions and
equal pay)
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representation in decision-making
processes (including women in
elected and appointed government
positions)
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Country Perspective Summary: Political Rights
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Give examples of actions your country has taken to ensure the political rights of all citizens.  Are there instances in which rights are not guaranteed to
all citizens? As relevant, please discuss the right to vote, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly (including the right to form and
join organizations), and the right to seek elected office.
Explain how this right is guaranteed and give examples of actions your Are there instances in which this right is not guaranteed to all citizens?
country has taken to ensure this right to all citizens.
The Right to
Vote
Include examples of how voting rights have expanded throughout your Include examples of obstacles to voting that may make it difficult for
country’s history
some citizens to vote.
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Freedom of
Speech
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Include examples of various types of speech that are permitted in your Include examples of limits on freedom of speech, including freedom of
country.
expression and freedom to protest
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Freedom of
Press
Includes examples of the various forms of the press through which
citizens are free to express their opinions.
Include examples of government regulations that result in media
censorship. Include a discussion of who owns the major media outlets in
your country and government censorship of media.
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Freedom of
assembly
Include examples of various ways citizens are allowed to meet and
organize.
Include examples of limitations on how citizens can meet and organize.
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