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    Asylum Seekers Speech

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    society‚ strange that. In the early 18 hundreds didn’t English people travel vast oceans on boats to seek refuge in Australia? Hmmm. Strange that 200 years later people from across the globe‚ are doing the same thing BUT we are locking them up in refugee camps. Isn’t there something wrong about that? The Aboriginals‚ natives of Australian never locked up the English Settlers or even the convicts‚ they might have had their ups and downs but they never imprisoned over 2000 people‚ wait isn’t that the

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    oppression and the violation of human rights. In Island of Despair‚ an Iranian refugee testified to the fact that there was no real difference between being detained at the detention centre and living freely as recognised refugees on Nauru. “We now understand that getting the refugee status does not give us any freedom‚ we have no idea how long we are in for

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    Classification of Economics and Political Turmoil While the reasons for immigration to the Americas may seem too numerous to count‚ they can be classified into two main categories‚ economics and politics. Several economic factors created intolerable conditions for many people living in many countries around the world. The lack of labor and food in countries around the world caused people to turn to the United States. The Italians‚ Chinese‚ Mexicans‚ Irish‚ Swedish‚ and Dutch arrived to the United

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    campaign’‚ The Guardian‚ 11 February 2014‚ http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/11/government-launches-new-graphic-campaign-to-deter-asylum-seekers [accessed 30 March 2014]. McAdam‚ J. (2013)‚ ‘Australia and Asylum Seekers’‚ International Journal of Refugee Law‚ Vol. 25‚ No. 3‚ pp. 435-448. Murphy‚ K. (2013)‚ “Australia’s Asylum Seeker Vergogna”‚ Eureka Street‚ Vol. 23‚ No.20‚ pp.18-19. Liberal Party of Australia. (2013)‚ ‘The Coalition’s Policy for a Regional Deterrence Framework to Combat People

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    Citizenship & Immigration Canada      Canada’s immigration policies have changed over the last few years. The most up­to­date  information is available on the ​ Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration​  web page. Use the web  page to answer the following questions.    Come to Canada  1. Select ​ Immigrate​  and then select ​ Apply to Immigrate​ . List and briefly explain the nine ways  people can immigrate to Canada.     Nine ways people can immigrate to Canada is if they apply for one of the following things: 

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    Refugees in Canada

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    fit a general problem – resolutions and claims designed so that they could be adapted and manipulated in order to become more useful. The implementation of the 1976 Immigration Act saw the creation of a determination process for refugees seeking refugee status from beyond Canadian borders. There were problems from the beginning with this system. For instance‚ under the Immigration Act‚ all applications for asylum were made by paper‚ and there was no possibility for an oral hearing. In 1985‚ however

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    Stage 1b: Gathering Information and Research Fact #1 (Write down one fact that you found that helps you to argue your specific political issue and helps to support your Party’s position on the political spectrum) Canada allows around 250‚000+ immigrants into Canada each year. Comment on the above fact (make reference to your Party’s goals/political spectrum beliefs): That is a large number of immigrants entering Canada each year. Allowing so many immigrants into Canada each year is not

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    Human Diaspora Timeline

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    HUMAN DIASPORA HISTORY EUROPEAN DIASPORA European history contains numerous diaspora-like events. In ancient times‚ the trading and colonising activities of the Greek tribes from the Balkans and Asia Minor spread people of Greek culture‚ religion and language around the Mediterranean and Black Sea basins‚ establishing Greek city states in Magna Graecia (Sicily‚ southern Italy)‚ northern Libya‚ eastern Spain‚ the south of France‚ and the Black Sea coasts. Greeks founded more than 400 colonies. Alexander

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    Universal Declaration of human rights 1948‚ which recognizes the right of persons to seek asylum from persecution in other countries‚ the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees‚ adopted in 1951‚ is the centrepiece of international refugee protection today.(1) The Convention entered into force on 22 April 1954‚ and it has been subject to only one amendment in the form of a 1967 Protocol‚ which removed the geographic and temporal limits of the 1951 Convention. (2) The 1951 Convention

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    particular state‚ for instance Bengali refugees in East Bengal or Tibetan refugees in Himachal Pradesh. The impact is felt by particular communities with high concentration of forced migrants‚ which often causes discontent since they feel that the refugee community is a threat to their local culture or receives more support by the government. Money (1999) argues that this becomes politically relevant in so far as the population might be an important electorate for politicians at the national level:

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