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    Refugees have a negative effect on the economy of the country. Nowadays one of the major problems in the world is the growing number of refugees and asylum seekers. Refugees are people who have been forced to leave their home country for fear of persecution for reasons of race‚ religion‚ politics‚ civil war or due to environmental disasters. Almost since time began‚ the human race has had problems when the situation in their

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    around for several years. Many foreign countries have already been receiving Syrian refugees for

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    A refugee is someone who flees their home due to wars or endangered safety. There are always new refugees everyday‚ all over the world‚ who are looking for a new home. These refugees have thousands of things in common with one another when they are going into their new lives‚ or‚ when their lives are turning “inside out and back again.” This is a representation of what all they have in common. In the book‚ “Inside Out and Back Again”‚ Ha‚ a ten year old girl‚ becomes a refugee due to the Vietnam

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    today to address the issue of Syrian refugees. Syria is the battleground of a devastating civil war. Since the start of the war the lives of over 470‚000 people have been cut short due to the unrest. We write to you in seeking immediate and effective immigration reform. Due to rising acts of genocide caused by many radical political groups‚ most notably the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant‚ the United States has seen a tremendous influx in Syrian refugees. With the involvement of the Syrian

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    thousands of miles away people are leaving their homes to seek safety. I believe that we should help the refugees get to a better place. Not only should we help them‚ but we should also help them get their homeland back. In “title” by Laura King‚ she describes the tumultuous circumstances‚ these refugees face describing how Moral issues‚ Economic benefits‚ and providing safeties will help the refugees live a more prosperous life. There is also the moral reasoning behind why we should help. This issue

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    from the Council on Foreign Relations‚ have broadcasted that wealthy Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates refuse to accept Syrian refugees for the reason that the Gulf does not validate the law for refugees. The 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees states that countries are mandated to accept and protect refugees regardless of whether those countries are part of the Convention (Aust‚ 172). By refusing refuge applicants‚ we are letting war crimes dictate the fate

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    In what way is the 1951 Refugee Convention (and 1967 Protocol) important in protecting refugees today? Refer to specific measures and rights outlined in the Convention and the Protocol. The States that signed the 1951 Refugee Convention agreed to assist and protect the refugees and helping them to a new start.[1] What this mean and how it is important‚ this essay will give attempt to discuss by looking at some of its articles and then move on to an example of where and how it has been implemented

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    Nazi authorities staged a violent pogrom upon Jews in Germany on November 9–10‚ 1938‚ known as Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass). After the pogrom‚ the British government eased immigration restrictions for certain categories of Jewish refugees. British authorities agreed to allow an unspecified number of children under the age of 17 to enter Great Britain from Germany and German-annexed territories (that is‚ Austria and the Czech lands). They were spurred by British public opinion and the persistent

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    Timeline 1951 – The UN Convention relating to the Status of Refugees is first adopted. The convention “provides the most comprehensive codification of the rights of refugees at the international level” (UNHCR). Later revised in 1967‚ the agreement sets a guideline for the treatment of refugees by individual states”. 1980 – Various groups in Somalia compete against each other for influence during a power vacuum. The nation is‚ to this day‚ in an ongoing state of turmoil as the government struggles

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    seeking a place to live. These displaced people are given the name refugees. Millions of people who live difficult lives are seeking a place to live due to the fact they are forced from their homes and each country that they go to respond differently. Refugee lives typically differ greatly from the lives of people in prosperous countries. Standard of Living in the Developing World‚ which did extensive research‚ claimed that most refugees come from third world countries and are not at the preferred standard

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