Korea and Japan are very similar in their low refugee recognition rates and a climate of skepticism towards asylum seekers. In addition, the issues such as detention and restrictions on repeat asylum seekers have raised concerns in both countries. Meanwhile, Korea actively hosted refugees from Afghanistan, and Japan actively accepted Ukrainian refugees.You are coridally invited to a lecture exploring the latest developments in refugee and immigration policies in both Korea and Japan.
The lecture will provide an opportunity to examine the challenges and opportunities presented by these policies for refugee service providers and advocates. We believe the disuccsion for just and innovative approaches in refugee protection will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to enhance your work in supporting refugees.
๐งก Is this certificate course for me? This course will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to enhance your work in supporting refugees.
NGO workers
Volunteers
Legal Aid Professionals
Educators
Social Workers
Healthcare Providers
Policy Advocates
Community Organizers
Anyone working with or interested in supporting refugees
๐งก Why should I participate? Upon completing this course, learners will be able to:
Gain insights into the current landscape of refugee and immigration policies in Korea and Japan.
Explore the challenges and opportunities presented by these policies for refugee service providers and refugee rights advocates.
Share practices and innovative approaches in refugee protection services.
Identify your/your organizationโs role from the perspective of refugee protection and think strategies to build relevant capacities.
Discuss strategies for cooperation and capacity building with other practitioners and service providers in the refugee protection sector.