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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is around 1.2 million. As the violence increases‚ so will the number of refugees. I found this article interesting because it really enlightened me about the severity of the Syria crisis. I assumed that there were refugees‚ but I didn’t realize that that many were leaving their homes involuntarily. It also intrigued me that these refugees were fleeing to Middle Eastern countries. I had never heard about Middle Eastern refugees before‚ except in Afghanistan‚ Pakistan‚ and Iraq. “Betting on
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international level reminding the Europe of being irresponsible regarding the refugee issues. Prime Minister of Britain David Cameron claimed that he is deeply moved by the images of Aylan Kurdi. The family of Aylan were found to be among thousands of refugees trying to reach Greece and based on the European border agency named as Frontex‚ more than twenty thousand people arrived Greece using sea route in 2015. The refugee agency of UN named as UNHCR claimed that more than two hundred thousand people used
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neighboring countries‚ one of which is China. China‚ however‚ continues to violate its international obligations under the United Nations Convention about the Stage of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol. As a result‚ the United Nations obligated China to uphold the principle of non-refoulement‚ which forbids the forced return of refugees‚ asylum-seekers‚ or defectors to his or her country‚ despite their liability to persecution. Despite the United Nations Convention’s proposal‚ China signed a border security
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April 1975 through February 1982‚ about 1.4 million Indochinese refugees fled their homelands. Nearly 580‚000 (40%) of these refugees‚ most of whom were Vietnamese‚ have settled in the United States.t They have incurred‚ in turn‚ a host of cultural‚ economic‚ political‚ psychological and social upheavals.2 In contrast to the nearly 1 million Cuban refugees that have settled in the United States since January 1959‚ the Vietnamese refugees have had to confront more immediate problems: They had no previously
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Ukraine’s refugees in Russia are there to stay‚ in new twist for separatist conflictBy Michael Birnbaum TULA‚ Russia — First the war in eastern Ukraine sent Anna Gurova’s family running to Russia. Now most of the residents on her old street have departed — and she said few of them plan to return‚ even if peace settles over the industrial region they once called home.As Ukraine’s conflict settles into a calmer but still bloody rhythm‚ many of the war’s hundreds of thousands of refugees are rebuilding
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That migration fueled the civil war with a lot of angry‚ unemployed men helping to trigger a revolution. In the absence of a strong central government in Syria and with a weak government in Iraq‚ ISIS quickly expanded in the region The Syrians refugees are not likely candidates for suicide vests once they arrive considering they don’t blame or hate Americans for the situation they find themselves in. The population
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