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    Be Good Little Migrants

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    board and after only two days we ran out of fresh water and had to depend on fruit to keep us hydrated. We were crammed and I had a constant fear that I was going to drown. After eight days we were picked up by the Malaysian Navy and taken to a refugee camp where after only four days we found out we were on our way to start our new life in Australia. We didn’t have much money and even though I had to leave most of my things back in Vietnam I was so excited to be getting a fresh start in a new country

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    Australian documentary/reality show in which participants are given the opportunity to experience what the life of refugee and asylum seeker can be like‚ albeit edited and packaged for an audience. During the course of the three hour long series‚ the six individuals not only have the chance to get under the skin of a refugee in terms of achieving a greater degree of insight into what being a refugee really means‚ but also to get on the viewing audiences nerves in perhaps all or any of the of the first three

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    Syrian Refugees In America

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    Should Syrian Refugees Be Allowed To Resettle In America? Would you ever allow an individual who you’ve never met or known what their intentions are into your home? Some people see this relate this example to the Syrian refugee issue that America is facing at the time. It has been widely debated as to whether or not the United States should allow ten thousand Syrian refugees into this country to vanish from war and brutal events in their home country. Over the past few years‚ over 11 million Syrian

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    Act. Therefore‚ Australia considers that it does not have Refugee Convention obligations to these people.2 The “migration zone” also includes “excised offshore places” — places that are part of Australia‚ but “excised” in the sense that asylum seekers are not able to apply for a protection visa in these places. Instead‚ they must undergo a Refugee Status Assessment‚ and on the basis of that assessment‚ the Minister may grant refugee status or not. The Minister’s decision is not appealable in

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    Cultural Awareness in Counselling practices I have chosen to focus this assignment on the Aboriginal and Vietnamese cultures. I hope to be working in an area which will have these two cultures as the dominant groups. The reason I have focussed on Vietnamese refugees instead of the culture of Vietnam as a whole is that the facility I hope to work in has refugees as its main client group. I will give an overview of my research into how best to work in a counselling relationship with people from

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    Dr David Corlet who is standing on a raises surface conveying his power over the participants. An emotional discovery may involve the effects of past experiences. The neutral mid-range shot of Raye as she discovers that the baby of a previous refugee died because of lack of money to buy medicine indicates that the emotional effects of a discovery can be emerged from past experiences. This is combined with soft non diegetic sombre toned music to enhance the heartbroken feelings of Raye as she too

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    The boy that I felt the most sympathy for in The History Boys would have to be Posner. The portrayal of his character compared to that of the other boys is entirely different. Throughout the play‚ Posner is shown to be an outsider; "too young" to understand most things‚ and even to be included in Hector’s inappropriate behaviour. It is evident from the start that Posner has feelings towards Dakin‚ however Dakin’s behaviour towards Posner is far from romantic‚ hence we can sense that he doesn’t return

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    Asylum Seekers- creating compassion‚ forming fear and arising anger As a result of the substantial 17‚202 boat arrivals on Australian shores in 2012‚ it’s clear that the issue of Asylum Seekers isn’t something that can be taken lightly; in fact this one issue has polarised the entire nation of Australia. Those seeking asylum are desperately fleeing from a country of fear‚ conflict and trauma in search of a new life however the recent influx and the extensive numbers of arrivals call for a strong

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    She also demonstrates this when they are in Hong Kong in the refugee camp and one of their friends is getting taken away. She does not have any courage to say anything to him except but to grab his arm. The changes that occurred within Mai are excellent changes. As the story progresses‚ she becomes stronger as a person in the mind and in the body. She proves this many ways. One of the ways is when they are in Hong Kong in the refugee camp. During dinner when everyone is getting food served to them

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    Development of Immigration Policy in Japan I Introduction: Immigration Flow Any gGaijinh that has come to Japan may have had the awkward feeling of an invisible barrier that is felt in the immigration policies of Japan. A country that is an island could be a reason of the peculiar (from the world standard) policies that the Japanese government has implemented throughout history. My paper is divided in four sections. The first point that we should discuss is the chronological development

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