> Your family struggle with violence and poverty, yet the West should have tighter border controls?
What does my family's living conditions have to do with the west's border control policy?
> Who's 'officially' a refugee and who isn't?
I do not define this and you can find the definition used by various authorities readily available on the internet.
The country where I reside uses UNHRC definitions and does not consider applications of people who are not already in the country. But as far as I know, struggling with violence and poverty is generally not enough to qualify for refugee status.
Not a problem for what?
> Your family struggle with violence and poverty, yet the West should have tighter border controls?
What does my family's living conditions have to do with the west's border control policy?
> Who's 'officially' a refugee and who isn't?
I do not define this and you can find the definition used by various authorities readily available on the internet.
The country where I reside uses UNHRC definitions and does not consider applications of people who are not already in the country. But as far as I know, struggling with violence and poverty is generally not enough to qualify for refugee status.