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    opened their doors wide to those who needed it. However‚ just opening the door and saying “Come on in!” was not an appropriate plan. Sweden quickly realized their mistake and their unpreparedness for the mass influx of refugees and was forced to try anything necessary to deter more refugees from entering the country. Many now use Sweden as an example of what not to do when and if presented with such a considerable refugee increase further in the future. Christopher Phillips’ article‚” The human cost of

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    of migrants at sea. Aylan is a young Syrian refugee noy was lying face down on a Turkish beach and his death changed the way the government looked at refugees. However‚ this does not depict the sudden lack of responsibility that induced a catharsis of moral impulse for the west to do something. This showed reinforced in the lack of humanism‚ refugees issues looked at purely from political and legal paradigms and not only is there a need for change in paradigm to protect those in need‚ but there is

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    allowing large numbers of refugees into a state. Using the recent refugee crisis in Syria as an example‚ accepting migrants presents two main issues. First‚ the potential for exploitation of the generous acceptance of refugees by states in the form of economic migrants and forged paperwork. The number of people clamoring to get into Europe has increased exponentially over the past few years due largely to the willingness of countries to provide humanitarian needs to the refugees hoping to get in. The

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    babylonian empire conquered by persia → jews returned strict monotheism of jews and fierce indpendence led to being one of most troubled roman provinces 135AD: revolt‚ 500 000 jews killed period of dispersion: jews went into exile (captives‚ slaves‚ refugees) arab connections with region 1st cent AD: those living on borders of israel known as arabs 20 years of mohammed’s death jerusalem in arab hands Arab temple built on site of jewish temple → main centre of arab/jewish conflict Hebron: where

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    and will be graduating this spring. While‚ I believe it is very important to learn Sociological theory and methodology‚ it is necessary to implement learned material in practice to gain experience and skills. Serving the community‚ specifically refugees‚ will not only provide me with the skills and experience in immigration services but also will enhance my general understating of cultural diversity. Therefore‚ I am seeking an internship at International Rescue Committee to serve the community by

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    al-Zaidi provides the most rational and structural perspective in her understanding of how the U.S. invasion of Iraq led to the displacement of Iraqi citizens. She describes the best cultural perspective through her experience working with Iraqi refugees‚ and understanding how their hardships resulted from the war. Prior to the invasion of Iraq‚ the region’s government operated on an elaborate patronage system in which most every employee‚ from senior staff down to the steward who brought refreshments

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    the boat people due to a combination of the legacy of destruction in Vietnam‚ economic sanctions‚ and conflicts that they faced from their neighboring countries (Park‚ 2007). From the video clip‚ Vietnamese states that they face challenges being refugees in America. A lecturer who is now a refugee says that the primary problem that they are facing in America is that they had to join school again to learn the language the Americans use so as they can easily socialize and communicate. Life became difficult

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    The question of the role of individuals in international law is closely bound up with the rise in the international protection of human rights. This theory maintains that individuals constitute only the subject-matter of intended legal regulation. Only states‚ and possibly international organizations‚ are subjects of the law. This has been a theory of limited value. The essence of international law has always been its ultimate concern for the human being and this was clearly manifest in the Natural

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    NATO reprisals vanished and Milosevic had to push harder‚ pursuing a larger and more destructive cleansing campaign than originally planned. Soon‚ the Serb leaders realized that his enemy had surrounded them with no way to escape but to use the refugees as a military weapon. In short‚ the Alliance miscalculated the Milosevic’s movement in case of being in a desperate status quo‚ which resulted in thousands of killings to Albanian Kosovars. From a Sun Tzu perspective‚ NATO put the Serb army into

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    Norway. Lights‚ TV cameras and several fir trees had been set up on Christiania Torg in front of UKS in Oslo. A clapped-out‚ antiquated bus drove onto the square and 30 refugees from Kosovo were helped to disembark. While the refugees settled themselves among the fir trees‚ the “journalists” began to report on the situation of refugees around the world. Through loudspeakers we were given information about the 13 million people currently displaced as a result of war and persecution. In the past decade

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