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    3. An Analysis of the Situation of Afghan Refugees in Iran Abas Abdie Introduction The influx of 25 to 30% of the Afghan population to Iran and Pakistan over the years has made an in-depth study of their situation necessary. The importance of such a study becomes evident when we take into consideration that there is a basic difference between Afghan refugees in Iran‚ refugees in Pakistan and refugees in other parts of the world. Any kind of planning for the reception

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    and Thoughts of Women in Iran Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi is very symbolic of the women in Iran‚ as the ideas of resisting to accept the government‚ finding a sense of belonging and wanting to live in a fantasy world illustrates their thoughts during a very rough period of time. Nafisi‚ who represents the women of Iran‚ displays this via her progression throughout the novel‚ as it summarizes the struggles that women went through to endure a happy life in Iran. A theme that is repeatedly

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    (1765-1783) was a period of political upheaval in which the thirteen American colonies broke away from the authority of Great Britain‚ and established the United States of America. The Iranian Revolution (1978-1979) was an event in which the citizens of Iran wanted to overthrow the monarchy (Pahlavi dynasty) and replace it with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Khomeini‚ the leader of the new revolution. All of these revolutionary events have made huge impacts on our society‚ and republic forms of government

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    Islamic revolution in Iran‚ Shiis start a revolt in 1979. • 1st military power in the region. Arabs = 75%‚ Kurds = 17%‚ Persian 2%. ⅔ Sunni‚ ⅓ Shii and 3% of minority (christians‚ jews‚...) Economic dependency on oil. Others sectors were developping. Baasist regim since 1968 and the second “coup d’état” (1st in 1963). July 1979‚ Saddam Hussein finally take supreme power after the ‘elimination’ of his cousin Hassan Al Bakr‚ former Iraq president. Context - Iran • • • • 35

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    Child Neglect

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    Child Neglect Child Neglect is a horrible thing that occurs in the United States of America everyday. Millions of children are refused food‚ shelter and much other basic necessity. It is unfortunately an act that can sometimes not be as clear-cut as other crimes. Where someone getting robbed can be easily proven‚ it is hard to truly tell when a child is being neglected. Another thing that effect whether it is clear-cut abuse is‚ the fact that different places have different child rearing laws

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    205 Nov. 21. 2012 Should the United States use a Preemptive strike on Iran? Iran has been trying to develop a nuclear program for some time now‚ and the United States has repeatedly told Iran that they cannot do that. If Iran refuses to comply with the United States‚ should the United States use a Preemptive strike on Iran? There are three options for the US‚ a preemptive strike on Iran‚ living with a nuclear Iran‚ or negotiate a deal so they can have a nuclear program for civilian use

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    is on the rise in the face of government’s persecution of Christians‚ according to various media reports. Last week‚ Mohabat News reported that over 200 natives and Afghans were baptised near Iran‚ and that the mass baptizing service was organized by eight local churches. "According to our contacts in Iran‚ the house church movement is seeing astounding growth. This is despite the intense persecution the house church movement faces from the government‚" Stark‚ International Christian Concern’s Regional

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    The Issues With Nuclear Proliferation in North Korea and Iran Chris Haughney University of Phoenix COM 156 5/10/2013 Kris Shaw Have you ever thought about how different everyday life would be if there was a nuclear war? The thought doesn’t really cross people’s minds very often‚ except for the occasional movie or T.V. show‚ but the reality is that they still present a serious danger to everyone. Even though the cold war has ended‚ the threat of nuclear war still remains

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    on Iraq because of the “belief” that there were weapons of mass destruction (WMD)‚ though there was little evidence of this. So now‚ as the evidence mounts that Iran is awfully close to obtaining these same weapons‚ why has the US government not been able to eliminate Iran’s program. The United States not only should impose sanctions on Iran‚ but should create a dialogue with the rest of the world in pursuit of a complete disband of Iran’s nuclear power program. In order to understand the current

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    Child Discipline

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    Discipline is the structure that helps the child fit into the real world happily and effectively. It is the foundation for the development of the child’s own self-discipline. Effective and positive discipline is about teaching and guiding children‚ not just forcing them to obey. As with all other interventions aimed at pointing out unacceptable behavior‚ the child should always know that the parent loves and supports him or her. Trust between parent and child should be maintained and constantly built

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