Currently in the world, over sixty-five million people are displaced, over twenty-two million people are refugees, and ten million people are stateless (UNHCR). Fifty-five percent of refugees are from Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Syria (UNHCR). The U.N defines a refugee as someone who is fleeing persecution, war, or violence at the 1951 Geneva Convention (Ted-Ed). The current migrant crisis in Europe is the worst seen since World War II. Countless people fled their country for many reasons covered by the 1951 Geneva Convention. Refugee rights are the right to seek asylum in another country if they are endangered, the access to the host country court acess, primary education, work, and Id cards. Many refugees that flee don’t have the proper