Integration Act (in various countries)

The Integration Act refers to legislation in various countries designed to support the inclusion of immigrants and refugees into society. These laws often focus on language acquisition, employment opportunities, and cultural orientation to help newcomers adapt. For instance, countries like Germany and Sweden have implemented integration policies that provide resources for education and community engagement. The goal is to facilitate social cohesion and enable immigrants to contribute effectively to their new communities, fostering mutual understanding and shared values. Each country’s approach may vary based on its unique social, economic, and political context.