an official government count of the population to find out about the changes taking place
emigration
leaving your homeland to live in another country
ethnic
someone's cultural background
immigration
coming to another country to live there
migration
moving between regions or countries
asylum seeker
someone who says they are a refugee, but who's claim has not yet been definitively assessed by the hostgovernment
commonwealth
a voluntary organisation of independent countries, some of which were former British colonies
economic migrant
a person who travels from one country or area to another in order to improve their standard of living
European union
a group of 28 countries which work together on issues like democracy, trade & economy, environment
refugee
a person who as been forces to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster
economy
the economy of a country is made of all the organisations that provides goods and services in a country, plus all the individuals and organisations that buy them
entrepreneur
a person who sets up a business and takes on finical risks in the hope of making a profit
diversity
the range of different groups that make up a wider population
integration
bringing together different groups of people in a society, helping immigrants to feel included and encouraging them to behave like the 'host'/'native' people
community
a group of people who are in close contact and who share common interests and values
minority
a small part of a larger group of people
majority
the largest group of people in a whole group
neighbourhood
a local area within which people live as neighbour, sharing living space and interests
tolerant
being open minded being accepting of others difference from yourself
discrimination
treating someone's less favourably because of their colour, ethnic origins, age, gender or disability
harassment
repeatedly threatening, humiliating or pestering someone
respect
show consideration for someone's feeling, wishes or rights
united nations
an international organisation of all 192 countries in the world.
victimisation
specially targeting someone's and discriminating against someone unfairly
community cohesion
creating a community where there is a sense of belonging for all communities and people's different backgrounds are valued.
democracy
government by the people, either directly or through elected representatives
identity
who or what someone or something is
legal identity
registered with the government of your country to identify you for legal/government purposes.
identity card
an identification card issued by a government to establish someone's legal identity
personal identity
a persons social and culture identity all factors that makes them a unique person
multiple identity
when a person feel they have more than one 'personal' identity
inclusive education
schooling that involves everyone
compensation
making amends for something; something given to the victim of an incident to make good on their loss
discrimination
treating someone less favourably
hate crime
a crime motivated by racial, sexual, or other prejudice, typically one involving violence
homophobia
the idea that gay/bisexual/transgender people are not as good as others
racism
the idea that some people of different origins are not as good as others
convention
an agreement (between governments) e.g. European convention on human rights
declaration
a document setting down aims and intentions e.g. the UN declaration of human rights
human rights
things that people are morally or legally allowed to do or have