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Refugee and Asylum Seeker Protection Programs, 2023-24

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Refugee and Asylum Seeker Protection Programs 2023-24

**** Webinar & Video ****

Seminar ID:     RAS – 0324  March 28, 2024 

( 3 Hours, Approved By CICC)

Format:    Webinar & Video   

Language:    English

Provider:       Immigration Learning & Information Centre, IMLIN

Webinar Date:                           March 28, 2024

Webinar Time:                          Starts @ 2:00pm – Ends @ 5:15pm ET

Expiry Date for Video ONLY:   March 28, 2025

Introduction:

A refugee is an individual who resides outside their nation of origin and possesses a legitimate fear of experiencing persecution based on factors such as their race, religion, nationality, affiliation with a particular social group, or political beliefs.

As for asylum seekers who are located within Canada or at its borders, their applications for refugee status are assessed and determined within Canada. Canada holds legal responsibilities to refugees within its borders, with the most significant duty being the prohibition of their deportation to a situation where they may encounter persecution.
 
Annually, Canada resettles numerous refugees from different nations where they are temporarily residing. These refugees may be found in various situations, such as refugee camps, urban areas, or struggling to endure in a country where they lack legal status and fundamental rights. Some may even be detained or at risk of being forcibly sent back to a place where they could face persecution.
 
These people need protection, and Canada offers programs to address this requirement

Ilia Morshedi, RCIC – IRB

Presenter: Ilia Morshedi – RCIC – IRB

Ilia Morshedi is the principal paralegal and RCIC-IRB of Morshedi Legal Services and MOR Canadian Immigration. He is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario and Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). He graduated with honours from the Paralegal Program at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. He holds The Certificate in Adjudication for Administrative Agencies, Boards and Tribunals (Osgoode Hall Law School of York University and The Society of Ontario Adjudicators and Regulators), The Osgoode Certificate in Provincial Offences Court Practice, and a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution (Seneca College).  In addition to his responsibilities at Morshedi Legal Services and MOR Canadian Immigration, he is the paralegal program coordinator at Toronto School of Management and has taught immigration law at CDI College.

AGENDA:

Opening Remarks 

–  Definition of Refugee & Asylum Seeker

–  Overview of Canada’s Refugee System

Refugee and Humanitarian Resettlement Program 

–  Sponsor a Refugee

–  Groups that can sponsor refugees

–  General responsibilities of Groups

Types of Sponsors 

–  Sponsorship Agreement Holders (SAH)

–  Sponsorship Agreement

– Organizational Assessment

–  SAH Training

–  Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) Program

–  Visa Office-Referred (VOR) Program

Resettle in Canada as a Refugee 

–  Top questions about coming to Canada as a privately sponsored refugee

–  Convention refugee abroad class

–  Country of Asylum Class

AGENDA 

In-Canada Asylum Program 

– How to Claim Refugee Status from Inside Canada

–  Eligibility

–  Safe Third Country Agreement

– Waiting for a Decision on a Refugee Claim

– Integration services

–  LGBTQI+ refugees

–  Refugee Appeal Division

–  Key figures on refugee claims made in Canada

– Stop Misrepresentation

– Asylum Claims by year – 2023

  1. Closing remarks 

–  Questions and Answers

–  Conclusion & closing comments

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