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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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    over 50‚000 refugees with the highest at 600‚000. To name a few‚ countries like Germany‚ Greece‚ Macedonia‚ Serbia‚ Sweden‚ Hungary‚ Canada and Croatia are all making a difference in giving these Syrians a second chance. But where’s our name on the list? Surely with the 6th largest landmass in the world‚ we are able to accept a few thousands right? No‚ that’s just asking too much from the government. Over the past 5 years of the war‚ Australia has accepted only 4‚500 Syrian refugees. Although former

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    This article explains that there are thousands of refugees and they all had to move away from their home to get away from war. Hundreds refugees from Syria have left home and set up a camp with other refugees. The refugees have named this camp Zaatari. Kristen Lewis says in her article that "life continues to flourish in Zaatari"(9). Even though these refugees have been chase out of their homes they still continue on with their lives and they all still

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    Such changes are rarely unique drivers of population displacement. They are one significant determinant‚ in conjunction with economic‚ social and political factors‚ and usually linked to existing vulnerabilities. While the growth of environmental refugees has been the most significant in sub-Saharan Africa‚ other areas are also at heavy risk. Areas at risk that have been identified include: Yemen‚ China‚ Louisiana‚ Tuvalu‚ Kiribati‚ Bangladesh. Yemen may run out of water‚ China is affected by

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    The girl is an allegorical figure for the different refugee stories‚ showing how this is a universal story and refugees can be any gender and race. The single page image shows the grandeur of refugees‚ as there are many people doing the same thing; the fact that they are all doing the same thing takes away their individuality. The walls separating the people shows that the refugees are alienated. The greyscale colour acts as pathetic fallacy‚ as the situation is very sad and depressing. This colour

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