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    A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave his or her country due to war or violence in the country. Due to the conflict and violence in countries such as Syria‚ Palestine and Eritrea‚ Europe has seen an 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

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    to date. Firstly it is important to understand what both the terms mean. The term ‘asylum seeker’ is referred to someone who applies for asylum in another country for refugee status on the basis of protection. The term ‘refugee’ is usually adopted for those who‚ having applied for asylum and have been given recognised refugee status. It usually encompasses those who have received status either exceptional leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain in the country. Refugees and asylum seekers

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    because of Islamic fundamentalism. Shanahan also slammed Australia’s “religiously blind” policy on immigrants and refugees. For her‚ the country cannot continue to be religiously blind in processing refugee applications. The Australian government had announced opening for 12‚000 individuals under the refugee

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    Those seeking asylum within the United Kingdom and the United States are confronted with obstacles that are in direct opposition to the responsibilities to refugees as per United Nations Council Resolutions (1967). The US and UK have implemented deterrence policies that classify these asylum seekers as deviant outsiders (Frey& Zhao‚ 2011). The employment of widespread use of detention‚ the passing of legislation that deny this fundamental human right to protection‚ as well as the negative depiction

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    The title of the novel Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai‚ relates to the universal refugee experience because when any refugee from anywhere first leaves they’re home there lives turn “inside out”‚ meaning that their lives are turned completely upside down. Then eventually as they get used to their new home they eventually start to get used to the new lifestyle and most times learn the language of their new home. For instance in in the book “Inside Out And Back Again” Ha has to flee her home

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    The governors denied cooperation with the U.S. State Department’s Refugee Admission Program after hearing evidence that leaders of the Paris attacks snuck into Europe as refugees under false identities. Many governors‚ such as Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley‚ have stated their views are for protection of the country and “will

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    regime and Gulf States providing arms to the opposition. Sectarian violence related to the conflict has been seen in Lebanon and Iraq and millions of refugees have fled into neighboring countries. Appeals for international aid have increased as the UN refugee agency in September 2013 estimated that over 2 million Syrians were now refugees‚ up from around 230‚000 just one year before. On August 21‚ 2013‚ the crisis took on a dangerous new dimension with a chemical weapons attack by the Syrian regime that

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    I believe the Australian government has forfeited humanity‚ for the race to win elections: based on the false belief that the Australian people have reduced their collective humanity. In my opinion our leaders assume they must create impoverished policies for the implementation of the “Migration Act 1958” to ensure re-election. I believe our leaders have allowed controversy and ignorance to overcome our humanity. We are urged into a time where we will retrospectively call an era of shame and disgrace

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    ensure that Asylum seekers are treated human and with dignity. Australia is becoming known as one of the toughest countries on asylum seekers who arrive illegally on its shores. Its strict mandatory detention policy is widely criticized by the UN‚ refugee organizations‚ and opposition parties in Australia. The policy is not only arbitrary‚ but also flawed. Recent events‚ such as the Tampa affair‚ child overboard affair‚ Cornea Rea‚ Nauru etc has revealed the willingness of our Government’s to

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    asylums can be reversed onto our own society. In order to understand this subject we need to have the knowledge of what an asylum seeker is. According to the Oxford Dictionary‚ an asylum seeker is someone who has left their home country as a political refugee and is seeking asylum in another. What are these points that Rick Morton speaks about? Morton’s first

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