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    made of branches. These huts were referred to the centre‚ the number 1‚ the circle. These structures can still be found where there are nomadic cultures‚ like in Somalia. African bulbous‚ made of branches and covered with skin or canvas Qubâb‚ round hut Syria‚ Somalia‚ before being plastered   Qubâb‚ round hut Syria‚ Somalia‚ with thatch roof   When people slowly settled down‚ the circle evolved to the square‚ the number 4‚ which is related to the Mother Earth. Some houses were still

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    The United Nations 1. As far as peace keeping methods go‚ the reputation of the United Nations is very pitiable. This is not only because they have not been doing their job to it’s fullest extent‚ but also because the member states on the security council haven’t given the UN the power it needs if it is to be a successful force in peace keeping methods. 2. The United Nation idea was first brought to head during World War II‚ when 26 nations of the world pledged to work together as one. The

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    mission-gone-wrong during the U.S.’s peacekeeping mission in Somalia in 1993. This is the story of a planned 30-minute mission that turned into 15-hour blood bath when American troops were sent unprepared into Mogadishu to capture the ruling warlords. The film gets off to a rather slow start. Its attempt to set up the characters just does not work. We get some rather stale comments from a few soldiers about whether they think the US’s place in Somalia is appropriate or not‚ but very little that sets up the

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    according to a new report. Figures compiled by the Department for International Development (DfID) suggest that between 50‚000 and 100‚000 people‚ more than half of them children under five‚ died in the 2011 Horn of Africa crisis that affected Somalia‚ Ethiopia and Kenya. The US government estimates separately that more than 29‚000 children under five died in the space of 90 days from May to July last year. The accompanying destruction of livelihoods‚ livestock and local market systems affected

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    areas‚ and prevents against a number of diseases. Additionally‚ the vaccination prevents against : polio‚ whooping cough‚ diphtheria Initiative targets more than 1.6 million children under five and 1.8 million women of child-bearing age across Somalia Reliable Water Supply Saves lives‚ reduces illnesses and bolsters national economies In past‚ young children (Sinai – 12 years) had to trek miles in order to ensure a safe and reliable water supply Task puts a strain on children‚ elderly can

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    INTRODUCTION: DEFINATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: Human rights are the rights possessed by all persons‚ by virtue of their common humanity‚ to live a life of freedom and dignity. They give all people moral claims on the behavior of individuals and on the design of social arrangements—and are universal‚ inalienable and indivisible. Human rights express our deepest commitments to ensuring that all persons are secure in their enjoyment of the goods and freedoms that are necessary for dignified living. International

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    If only time travel were possible. That way we could go back to 1993 and hopefully correct the mistakes involved in the tragedy-laden raid in Somalia. The media could be prevented from turning this incident into a tentpole for the government to get squeamish about sending our boys in to kick a little ass. Someone could even send The Terminator back to kill Michael Bay‚ Final Countdown-style‚ thus preventing the cinematic catastrophe that was Pearl Harbor from ever materializing. All good reasons

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    Aerial Vehicles spy on you daily. Drones should be illegal because they kill innocent humans‚ promote terrorism‚ and are expensive to maintain. Since the September 11 attacks‚ the Pentagon and the C.I.A have launched hundreds of strikes in Pakistan‚ Somalia‚ Yemen and Libya. These have resulted in thousands of civilian casualties. People who see their loved ones injured or killed in drone strikes become motivated to join terrorist groups. According to author Jeremy Scahill‚ the vast majority of militants

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    their English gain a certificate‚ and get employability training and job search assistance. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Faisa was educated in Somalia‚ joining Koran school at five and then moving to High School when she was 12. She attended school until she was 14 when personal tragedy forced her to leave Somalia. Faisa started learning English in Somalia‚ but she says that it was nothing like the English in England and was no help to her when she got here. On settling in the UK she was put into

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    better life. Recently there was a girl from Somalia and her behavior was deplorable‚ she was in and out of juvenile detention centers so the they tried sending her back but was civil war going on. Her sister and her parole officer who also an immigrant‚ told her she didn’t belong her because she is ruining the reputation for the other people who want to be a part of America and create a new life. DREAM Act is for those who aren’t like that girl from Somalia because they would actually want to do something

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