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"This report provides a good starting point for a process to assist refuges in integrating better, and also in participating in the basic human right to work. Moreover, the report contains references to facilitating refugees and asylum seekers in having access to housing, health care, education, social protection and family reunification.
For the majority of refugees in Europe, integration is the most relevant durable solution, and EU Member States have a responsibility to ensure that there are programmes and associated support available to facilitate immigrant integration, and also to identify effective practice.
Employment is often the key concern for refugee respondents. Regarding entering the labour market, specific barriers exist for refugees in addition to the challenges that other migrants face. Challenges often include loss of identity documentation and qualification certificates, non-acceptance of qualifications or educational attainment, trauma and uncertainty, anxiety over family separation, the long period of inactivity in the asylum system, and limited social networks.
It is, therefore, very positive that this report provides such a compassionate and empathetic approach to the needs of people who are fleeing war."@en1
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