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    Refugee Camp Satire

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    Satire is used by cartoon artists to voice their own opinions on the issues and matters that we as Australians are faced with. A big genre includes Refugees and asylum seeker issues and problems. An example of this is an artwork by an artist living in a Refugee Camp. There is a clear difference between the baby that is in a detention centre and a baby that has freedom. This is done through binary opposites – for every positive there is a negative. An example of this is the baby on the left who only

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    Fatima Bahir was born in Afghanistan in a city called Kabul in the year 1977. She is a young woman who went to a school for refugees in Peshawar‚ Pakistan. In the year 1993 all the violence and fighting increased to a point where no place in Afghanistan was no longer safe. All her family members left her and gathered while they all left in a minivan to journey across the border so that they could all be free. Fatima said that Pakistan is described as “culture shock.” Today she is an Ottawa resident

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    Why People Move To America

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    Millions of people from over the world leave their homelands to migrate to countries other than their own. People are forced to leave because of personal‚ financial or political situations. People’s decision to migrate can bring either happiness or difficulty. People may find it hard to adjust or settle in a place they have not seen before. These people are introduced with new laws‚ locations‚ and cultures. They also have difficulty adapting and being accepted. People migrate to other countries for

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    Refugee Struggles

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    Refugees go through many struggles by losing family members‚ Prized possessions‚ and their homes. In some severe cases they lose their country and can’t go back because there is nothing left. Ha went through many struggles‚ but is adapting well. She is learning English and making friends. “ Refugees are everyday people who are forced to flee their homes because the are afraid to stay in their home country. When they flee they may leave behind family members‚ friends‚ a home‚ an job‚

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    UNHCR HSMUN

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    Its leader is Joseph Kony‚ a notorious warlord. He is wanted by the International Criminal Court and is accused of various human rights violations such as kidnapping‚ rape‚ torture‚ and the use of child soldiers. This has resulted in thousands of refugees from the area. While the Lord’s Resistance Army is currently only a regional threat and is well below its peak strength‚ the organization has come under the international spotlight due to the release of a controversial short film named Kony 2012

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    Instances of a Group Fleeing‚ and Similarities/Differences with the book Kite Runner For centuries‚ many individuals have fled their own countries for good or bad reasons such as immigrants and emigrants leave to find better opportunities. However‚ for refugees‚ they do not have a “win-win” with their situations because if they stay‚ they get killed‚ if they leave‚ they get killed. Many people leave for a better future from their own struggling countries. They have struggled of finding ways to escape‚ and

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    Humanitarian Crisis in Congo

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    Laura Vassalli 7118763 Professor Alison Brysk Global Studies 111 12 December 2012 HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN CONGO The conflict in Congo is one of the worst of our contemporary history in terms of casualties and human rights violations. Since the beginning of the civil war in 1996 about 5.400.000 million people died. “The wars in that country have claimed nearly the same number of lives as having a 9/11 every single day for 360 days‚ the genocide that struck Rwanda in 1994‚ the ethnic cleansing

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    White Australia Policy

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    From the outset of federation‚ Australia immediately constructed what has been termed the ‘White Australia Policy’. This consisted of attempts to keep Australia’s image to the rest of the world as a white European society‚ devoid of any other colors and ethnicities. Those that were of non-European descent were forced to assimilate to the European mode or face being ostracized from society. Following World War 2‚ there was increased pressure from the international community for Australia to change

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    The two migrating group‚ voluntary and involuntary‚ is also known as immigrants and refugees. Even though they both have permanent residentship‚ their human capitals have huge differences. From the economy‚ voluntary group can have their money save in the bank as preparing to start a new life in the United Stated. However‚ involuntary group can’t. Most of them are leaving their country in an emergency situation. They can’t prepare for it. Some of them might have some gold‚ but the amount is very

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    Resilience Or Repression

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    individual to repress their memories‚ and feelings in order to adapt and create a new. Like that of childhood cancer survivors‚ children refugees survive extreme life threatening situations that distort their outlooks on life and experiences. It is no surprise‚ that researchers have found that repression is the highest used defense mechanism by children and adolescent refugees (Huemer‚ al. et‚ 2012). However‚ although some researchers have found the ability of refugee children to continue living and adapt

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