means that more people are livinglonger lives and there are more old people in society and can lead to increaseddemands in the NHS,higher social care cost etc
What are the different ways someone can be identified ?
by their ethnicity,religion and disability
How does ethnicity affect the UK?
makes the country more diverse because of immigration
How does religion have an impact on the UK?
there are many religions which different people follow and makes the country more diverse with their beliefs
How does disability impact the UK?
over 11 million people in the UK live with a disability, most because of covid
What are push factors ?
factors people leave their country like,war and conflict,naturaldisasters,humanrightsabuses etc
What are pull factors?
factors that attract people to move to a country e.g. opportunities for work,betterstandards of living,stablegovernment.
Who are economic migrants ?
people who come work work,to earn money
Who are asylum seeker ?
people who have fled their country due to fear of persecution or death and seekasylum in another country
Who are refugees ?
people who fear their safety due to political persecution of race,religion etc
What are the benefits of migration ?
it is good for the economy as immigrants pay taxes,help fill in the skill gaps and jobs,brings diversity enhancing culture
What are the challenges of migration?
growth in population means more demands on NHS,schools,housing and unemployment,rates of pay may be reduced if immigrants work for less,discrimination,increase in extremist groups
What are the UK obligations to asylum seekers and refugees ?
The Human Rights Act 1998 binds the UK by law to recognise the Human rights e.g.(right to life)
The uk has also signed the Refugee Convention 1951 which protects refugees
What are the source of migration ?
The Commonwealth: 50 member states ,easier to move between CW countries,shared values ,many speak English,friendly nations to each other