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The Appearance and Disappearance of Asylum Seeking Families from the DPRK in Canada

The appearance and disappearance of asylum seeking familiesfrom the DPRK in CanadaResearchers: Ann Kim1, Sean Chung1, Jack Kim2, and Shine Chung3Affiliation: York University1, HanVoice2, and KCWA Family and Social Services3Research Partner: HanVoice and KCWA Family and Social ServicesKeywords: asylum seekers, refugees, migrants, North Korea, DPRK, secondary migration, migration policyGo to: Methodology, FindingsSummaryObjective: This study explored experiences [...]

The Appearance and Disappearance of Asylum Seeking Families from the DPRK in Canada2020-08-04T14:19:33-03:00

The appearance and disappearance of asylum seeking families from the DPRK in Canada

Project Researchers Project Description Between 2010 and 2014, hundreds to thousands of asylum seekers from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (a.k.a. North Korea) arrived in Canada, many with children, hoping to obtain refugee status. Some of the initial applicants were accepted while later applicants in this period have, for the [...]

The appearance and disappearance of asylum seeking families from the DPRK in Canada2020-05-21T12:01:49-03:00
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