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Germany and its Role in the Protection of human values: A case study the investigation of compatibility status and access to facilities among Afghan refugees

Mohmmad Tariq Wamiq*, Ali Asghar Modaber, Maryam Ahmadi, Mir Mohmmad Ayubi

The presented research aims to investigate the compatibility status and facilities among Afghan refugees who live in Germany. The research type is a descriptive survey according to the practical aim ad based on the method and data gathering type. The statistical society of this research is all Afghan refugees in Germany in 2023, who are almost 200,000 persons. The sample size is 384 persons which is suitable in statistical society, based on the Cochran sampling formula. These people are selected using random sampling. The standard counselling questionnaire by Yorkshire immigration affairs was used to gather field data. The validity of structure through the method of factor analysis was applied to determine the validity of the research tool. Factor load is higher than 0.4 for all objects which indicates that the variable structures of research and its dimensions are valid. Moreover, internal similarity using Cronbach's alpha method was used to determine the equipment stability of the research, and the reliability coefficient of the variables with higher than 0.7 values is the indicator of internal similarity in this research. Two types of descriptive and deductive analyses were used through SPSS23 statistical software. The result of the research shows that the compatibility rate and access to facilities for the people who answered the questions were higher than average in the factors of people, places, presenters, partnership, and co-operations. In other words, the refugees who were tested had an appropriate evaluation of their compatibility status in the condition in which Germany was their host.