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    Anuak. On December 13‚ 2003‚ more than four-hundred people in my tribe were killed by the Ethiopian Government and my family had to leave Ethiopia and went to Kenya where we became Refugees for six years. In Kenya‚ I learned a little English in the refugee camp. After six years‚ my family got an opportunity to come to America. When I got here‚ I immediately started at Patterson High School. When I was in 10th grade‚ I had trouble choosing my career‚ but gradually decided that I want to become

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    does the word ‘refugee’ mean? According to dictionary.com‚ it is a person who flees for safety‚ especially to a foreign country‚ as in time of political upheaval‚ war‚ etc. Many who are labeled as “refugees” believe that emigrating from their own country is the best option for them and their families. They leave their childhood‚ great memories‚ best friends‚ loved ones‚ and past lives just because they do not want to take the chance of dying unexpectedly. A country that a refugee used to love once

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    Diaspora CL

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    Theme: Diaspora Dr Jamaluddin Bin Aziz PPBL‚ FSSK‚ UKM Definition Greek = ‘to disperse’ Refers to any people of ethnic population forced or induced to leave their traditional ethnic homelands‚ being dispersed throughout other parts of the world‚ and the ensuing developments in their dispersal and culture migration‚ sojourning and colonisation. Definition Hebrew ‘exile’ Refers to the populations of Jews exiled from Judea in 586 BC by the Babylonians‚ and Jerusalem in 135 AC by the Roman Empire

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    put into action after the September 9/11 attacks. This policy prevented refugees from landing in Australia‚ but instead‚ transporting these refugees to different detention centres scattered around the Pacific Ocean where they were kept until their refugee status was confirmed. The offshore processing centres were the result of international criticism‚ and detainees were subject to harsh and inhumane treatment. The decision caused international backlash from other nations and the UN. Like‚ even North

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    wealth and health

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    Health is wealth!". This is an old saying which the majority applaud. As a rule‚ the wealthier you are‚ the weaker is your health‚ but this cannot be applied to all. To begin with‚ a person that has health can afford to challenge all hardships. For example‚ manual workers are usually stout and energetic. With their energy‚ they earn their living. Although such an occupation brings little reward as compared with the energy they have exerted‚ they enjoy life whatever things may be. Moreover‚ business

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    very homesick.Matters don’t improve on her first day in her new school; she feels lost in the Englisheducation system‚ much less harsh and demanding with students than in Nigeria. Eventhough she finds friendship and understandingwithMariam‚ a fellow refugee‚ and MrMorris‚ the English teacher‚ she starts getting bullied by Marcia‚ and her gang. She isforced to steal a lighter for them‚ for example‚ in Mariam’s uncle’s store‚ somethingthat she feels very guilty about. She starts dreading going to school

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    “This is my story. This is the sacrifice my father made. This was his gift to me.” The prescribed text “Life Is Beautiful” by Roberto Benigni (1998) explores how obstacles and challenges are integral to aspects of inner journeys. Similar features are revealed in the two related texts. The news article “A Young Refugees Plea for a Better Future” Nooria Wazefadost (2004) SMH and the poem “The Road Not Taken”‚ by Robert Frost (1916). However‚ all texts highlight the central concept that though the

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    A Guide to Health

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    In everyday human life‚ we all experience health as a driving force in the decisions we make regarding our overall wellness and conditions universally. Health as we know it to be‚ is such a complex concept that there is so many different perspectives on what exactly constitutes as simply being “healthy”. As such‚ everyone has their own beliefs and views as to what living a fulfilling life style entails to be in a state one is truly satisfied with. Due to this‚ I myself am no exception in what I perceive

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    Family Health Assessment Family Health Assessment Nurses‚ in order to practice effectively‚ must assess consciously and unconsciously to determine the needs of the client (McCain‚ 1965‚ pg. 82). The functional abilities of the patient are selected based on the assessment. Marjorie Gordon proposed functional health patterns as a guide to provide a comprehensive nursing assessment of the patient (Gordon‚ 1994). Gordon’s health patterns are categorized into 11 possible approaches to collect

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    well-known written work ‘Contested Domains: Debates in International Labour Studies’‚ during the post-war period‚ the majority of the Western countries were encouraging the whole immigration process due to the lack in labour force. In general‚ except refugee immigration‚ the events that took place were due mainly to economic factors‚ factors such as need for a specific type of workers in the receiving country‚ income differences‚ immigration policy of the host country (demand factors). However‚ non-economic

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