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    One of the major problems and one of the most complicated issues currently in the world is the problem of world’s refugees and internally displaced people. The United Nations is still searching for a more effective and efficient ways to assist and protect refugees and internally displaced people. This problem is a global problem that affects the whole world. Some countries‚ however‚ call for increased levels of cooperation and coordination among relief agencies‚ other countries point to gaps in international

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    If the refugees are not on welfare‚ their inability to speak English and smoothly integrate into society could not only prevent them from getting jobs‚ but also land them on the streets. Consequently‚ taking refugees from one bad situation and placing them in another would be like making these people choose between the lesser of two evils. Yes‚ most of the refugees will be on welfare‚ and yes‚ the number of homeless refugees will not be many‚ but the ones that do end up adding to the homeless population

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    increasing number of refugees. Europe is experiencing the greatest refugee crisis since World War II. These refugees face a number of challenges such as trafficking‚ violence‚ starvation etc. The responsibility of protecting the rights of the refugees has been vested upon with two United Nations agencies namely the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)‚ which is presently caring for 10.4 million refugees all over the world‚ and the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East

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    Tibetan Refugees in Nepal

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    TIBETAN REFUGEES IN NEPAL There are more than 20‚000 Tibetan refugees living in about 12 settlements across the country. However‚ the true number of Tibetan refugees is not known. Some estimates suggest that 30‚000 Tibetans live in Kathmandu alone.   While some Tibetan refugees arrived in Nepal in the early 1950s‚ the first major influx crossed the border in 1959‚ following the Lhasa Uprising. They established camps primarily in the Himalayan border regions of Nepal such

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    Helicopters shooting innocent kids and adults‚ what a disaster! It was the 1980’s; Charlie Wilson was a Texas congressman. The movie starts out him in a stage then sitting in a hot tub‚ with bunch of naked woman‚ having drinks. There was a television showing Afghanis being invaded by Russians‚ telling him to rise up the volume‚ so he can hear it better. Throughout the movie‚ Charlie Wilson is a congressman who always has a glass of scotch whiskey in his hand‚ representing the district of Texas that

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    Vietnam Immigrants and Refugees Immigration has been around for years. It is when someone or even a culture comes to live permanently in a foreign country that is of their own. It is important for us now to realize how this was more relevant in earlier years than it is now. Most of it was related to leaving a country due to war whereas now it may be just to live in America or a better place. Vietnamese people settlement in the United States was a direct result from World War II and the failure

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    perceptions. Media consumers enjoy binaries. Ergo‚ there is no in-between in the framing of migrants‚ refugees‚ and asylum members: they are either a risk or “just people‚” but it is easier to frame them as a risk because consumers know how to deal with a risk. Thus‚ the media simultaneously develops and addresses audiences’ preconceptions about the migratory

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    The Syrian Refugees Crisis

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    The story of the Syrian refugees and how it became an election provides a way to analyze political leadership and what Canadians understand to be effective leadership. The introduction of Syrian refugees to Canada was a hotly contested issue during and after the Canadian election. At the time of the 2015 election the civil war in Syria had been raging on for approximately 4 years. Given the refugee crisis that was affecting European nations was centre stage and covered extensively in the media throughout

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    Refugees In America Essay

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    help from refugees. Refugees do not come to the United States as foreigners who have spite towards Americans. For examples‚ Mexicans migrants coming to the United States are not welcomed and Americans have historical misunderstanding of what migrants and refugees really means. They are among thousands of families that want stability and security without facing any sort of persecution. In the case of refugees‚ defining a strategy for peace is necessary. Because these refugees have been

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    Greek Refugees in Poland

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    Greek Refugees in Poland The 2011 census in Poland showed that only 0.15 % of the country’s 39 million people are foreigners; 1‚5% are representants of other nationalities but holding a Polish passport (www.stat.gov.pl). Polish people constituted 65% of the population of the country before World War II. This situation changed dramatically after WW II. Firstly‚ as a result of the war‚ Poland lost its Jewish population (before the war: 10%); under the terms of the Congress in Potsdam‚ 2.5 million

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