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    Bridging the Gap

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    countries are most at risk from climate change. It will also examine the question of who is responsible for climate change refugees‚ what mitigation strategies are currently in place and what future proposals are being considered. Climate change refugee is a relatively recent term that has come into use more frequently since scientists became aware of global warming. The first refugees of the 20th century came about as a result of the First World War when millions of people fled their countries in search

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    Syria Refugee Crisis

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    most of the international community. With approximately 6.5 million people internally displaced‚ and millions more fleeing the country as refugees or seeking refugee status‚ the Syrian war has become a worldwide refugee crisis‚ in desperate need of international help1. Over the past couple decades‚ Canada has proved to be a leader in the acceptance of refugees from around the world‚ especially during a crisis. But as of today‚ the country has done little to fulfill its global role in protecting those

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    or break you. Ha and her family have to flee their country and in a blink of an eye‚ their lives are turned inside out and back again. Ha starts to grow up throughout her journey because of the many struggles her and her family face as Vietnamese refugees. As ha and her family go through a complex journey‚ they are faced with obstacles such as war and poverty. Many hazards are created due to the war‚ Saigon is slowly falling apart. For example‚ in the poem‚ “Closed Too Soon” it says‚ “School’s

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    Angelina Jolie

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    asylum-seekers 2005 she was awarded the Global Humanitarian Award by the United Nations Association of the USA and the Business Council for the United Nations for her work with refugees. In 2007‚ the International Rescue Committee awarded its Freedom Award to Jolie and High Commissioner Guterres for their contributions to the cause of refugees and human freedom. In 2007‚ Jolie became a member of the influential Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Jolie has since funded various CFR special reports‚ including

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    bombings‚ and 2 attacks (2016.) Most violated human rights are usually right to health care‚ right to freedom‚ right to freedom of speech and belief‚ right to have a safe environment. How does terrorism affect refugees? A refugee is a person who is forced to flee from their country. Refugees are affected by terrorism because terrorists take away all of their belongings and homes‚ some people whose homes have not been taken away are also affected‚ because they try to flee war going out of their country

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    Refugees According to the 1951 United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees‚ a refugee as a person residing outside his or her country of nationality‚ who is unable or unwilling to return because of a ‘well-founded fear of persecution on account of race‚ religion‚ nationality‚ membership in a political social group‚ or political opinion’(UN General Assembly‚ 1951) 145 UN member states have signed the 1951 convention (UNHCR 2015). However‚ most of the forced migrants in the world do

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    Are Refugees more important than Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)? In 2013‚ conflict first broke out between rebel forces and government-backed forces in South Sudan. This conflict has intensified since and resulted in the forced displacement of many nationals of South Sudan. While some South Sudan nationals fled their homes to countries like Kenya‚ some fled their homes but remained within South Sudan borders and are currently being sheltered by various camps across the country. Thus‚ according

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    and natural disaster are some of the reasons why people escape and seek for help. These people are called refugees; but some countries are unwilling to accept or help them thinking that they’re doing the right thing when in reality it’s injustice‚ for it violates a human right and they’re letting innocent people die. First off‚ refusing to help refugees means letting people die. Refugees are innocent people that are seeking for help; letting them die just because they were born in the wrong place

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    In the 1970‚ gays from all over came to live in San Francisco which was thought of as a paradise. Carl Wittman shatters this perception in his first sentence from Refugees from Amerika: A Gay Manifesto‚ by saying that "San Francisco was a refugee camp for homosexuals"‚ completely flipping previous perceptions. Wittman utilizes the TSIS strategy of "they say‚ I say" in his essay to illuminate his point that being gay in Amerika is not how it seems. Wittman‚ in the very first page of his article

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    Are current methods of dealing with refugees effective?  Refer to one or more countries as examples.

Throughout the world‚ societies have welcomed frightened‚ weary strangers‚ the victims of persecution and violence. The refugee crisis in the modern world occurs largely as a result of civil wars‚ famine and the violation of human rights. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugeesrefugees refer to those who have fled their homes because of a fear of persecution and to seek refuge

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