Immigration and integration

2.  49 000 total
34 000 men
15 000 women
 18 000 children
9 000 alone
1 000 girls
8 000 boys
Most of the refugees in Sweden are from Syria
and people that are stateless.
August
2015

3. In October 2015 there were about 112 000
people applying for asylum in Sweden. That is
about 43 000 more than in 2014 and 68 000
more than in 2013.

4.  If you’re at risk of being executed, tortured,
or treated inhuman.
 There’s an armed conflict in your home
country
 You feel a well-founded fear of serious abuse
 You can’t return home because of a serious
enviromental disaster

5. It’s common that children arrive
alone
They get to live in group homes

6. In Sweden there’re a couple of ethnic
minorities.
Biggest minorities:
 Samis
 Tornedalers
 Sweden-Finns
 Romas
 Jews

7. 1960s
 Job opportunities in Sweden- No workers
 Lots of workers in Finland- No Jobs

8.  Homeless
 Expensive
 No job
opportunities

9. Some wants to welcome
them.
Some think they are
“stealing the jobs”.
The Swedish Democrats was the third most popular political party
in the last election.

10. There is a lot of explanations of the situation
and there are many commercials showing how
horrible the situation is for the people living in
refugee camps.

11.  Röda korset
 Frälsningsarmén
 Världens barn

12. Sweden accepts one of the biggest percentages
of refugees in Europe right now, but we still
don’t accept as many as we should to really
help with the situation.

13.  Europe needs to work together
 Accept more refugees
 Sweden can present more homes

14.  Temporary
 Will make money in future