1. Refugee quiz
Statistics from the Syrian Centre for Policy Research Feb 2016 and the ‘Made for Goodness’ briefing 2016.

2. 1. How many people have been displaced by the war in Syria?
500,000
1 million
5.7 million
10.4 million

3. 1. How many people have been displaced by the war in Syria?
500,000
1 million
5.7 million
10.4 million
45% of the population, 6.4 million internally and 4 million have fled abroad.

4. 2. What percentage of the world’s refugees are hosted in Europe?6%
12%
25%
48%

5. 2. What percentage of the world’s refugees are hosted in Europe?6%
12%
25%
48%
39% have ended up in the Middle East or North Africa

6. 3. How many Syrian refugees had settled in the UK by December 2015?50
1,000
100,000
2 million

7. 3. How many Syrian refugees had settled in the UK by December 2015?50
1,000
100,000
2 million
The UK has promised to accept 20,000 over 5 years

8. 4. Lebanon, after Turkey, has received the highest number of Syrian refugees. Lebanon is a nation of 4.5 million people, how many refugees have they received?
642,000
850,000
1.2 million
2.7 million

9. 4. Lebanon, after Turkey, has received the highest number of Syrian refugees. Lebanon is a nation of 4.5 million people, how many refugees have they received?
642,000
850,000
1.2 million
2.7 million
This influx is hugely difficult for this small nation meaning that 58% of refugee children cannot attend school.

10. 5. Refugees don’t just come from Syria
5. Refugees don’t just come from Syria. Can you name another country that refugees come from?

11. 5. Refugees don’t just come from Syria
5. Refugees don’t just come from Syria. Can you name another country that refugees come from?

12. 6. UK asylum seekers are given housing and a weekly allowance
6. UK asylum seekers are given housing and a weekly allowance. How much is this allowance?
£18.65
£36.95
£47.84
£67.15

13. 6. UK asylum seekers are given housing and a weekly allowance
6. UK asylum seekers are given housing and a weekly allowance. How much is this allowance?
£18.65
£36.95
£47.84
£67.15
The UK offers no legal aid, all appeals must be logged in person in a single office in Liverpool. WTRRP states that it costs around £2,000 per person to cover the legal fees involved in applying to stay in the UK.