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    Refugee Claimants Around the World Jenny Cordoba Gomez Conestoga College Introduction Canada is amongst many countries known as a refugee-friendly country. From the early 20th century‚ during the World Wars to other world crises‚ these countries have opened their doors to people fleeing their home countries for reasons of poverty‚ persecution and violence. However‚ the host countries that receive refugees claim to be taxed or stressed because of misperception

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    land governed by democracy‚ by the people for the people. No one will be turned away‚ no one‚ unless you are a Syrian Refugee. The United States of America (USA) finds themselves in the middle of an ethical dilemma. There are many different opinions whether or not the USA should open its borders to assist in the Syrian Refugee crisis. Syrian Refugee Crisis The Syrian Refugee crisis has been around for several years. Many foreign countries have already been receiving Syrian refugees for

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    hierarchy of needs. [short description of hierarchy + kanapka vs smartphone] When each layers are accomplished‚ and here I have to add‚ that it is very individual case‚ we can truly claim ’I’m happy man’. 2 So ‚who are the happiest people in the world? In Top 10 World’s Happiest Countries Norway takes the crown followed by  Denmark and Sweden . The next are Australia‚ New Zealand‚ Canada‚ Finland‚ The Netherlands‚ Switzerland and the last one is Ireland .What’s Norway got that the rest of the world

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    Compare Dulce Et Decorum Est and Refugee Blues Both the poems are based at periods of War‚ but the difference being is that ‘Dulce Et Decorum Est’ depicts the very physical suffering of the soldiers in the muddy‚ bloody trenches of the First World War‚ (The Great War)‚ and is written for the purpose of educating those on the home front‚ who are naïve to the suffering experienced by the soldiers on the front line‚ people referred to as his friends‚ who must be informed about the old lie‚ ‘Dulce

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    U.S. have done more to prevent more lost boys or child soldiers. What was life like in the refugee camps? People from Sudan fled to the refugee camps in northeastern Kenya in 1991. The UNHCR supports the refugee camps‚ which are located near the borders with Somalia and Sudan. Refugees are confined to their camps because they are not legally allowed to enter other parts of Kenya. Refugee families live in housing units such as huts or tents‚ which are in close proximity. The major source

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    In the nonfiction texts “children of war” by Arthur Brice‚ “Refugee children in Canada; Searching for Identity by Ana Marie and Alice Colak‚ and the novel Inside out and Back Again by Thanhha Lai‚ the common experiences of refugees are shown. The refugee experience presented in both nonfiction and historical texts portray individuals whose lives are turned inside out by violent disruptions or challenging life circumstances. The refugee experience is also characterized by the long journey

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    Again Part of being a refugee is losing and finding home‚ but many refugees also lose and gain hope. The book Inside Out and Back Again by Thanhha Lai‚ tells the story of one family which faces numerous difficulties after fleeing Vietnam and arriving in Alabama. The family’s story‚ especially the story of the main character Ha‚ is a good example of the universal refugee experience. This experience encapsulates feelings and situations that every refugee faces as they flee their home and resettle.

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    seekers are placed in a position of life or death. If they do not leave the country they are at risk of being persecuted in‚ they may die. However‚ attempting to enter other countries as a refugee can be dangerous‚ and very hard. Australia and Japan are two countries that have very different positions within the refugee crisis. In Australia‚ the topic of the treatment and processing of refugees is often discussed. This is because it is a troublesome issue for the government‚ and the treatment

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    During the Second World War period Actually‚ the UNHCR was not the first refugee organization at the end of the Second World War. The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) was set up by the Allies in November 1943 whose mandate was simply limited to help civilians from allied states and displayed people in states with temporary emergency aid. Although it was not a true refugee organization with authority‚ it succeeded in helping these people in the beginning and continued

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    happened to meet Bhutanese refugees of Nepali origin for the first time at a Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) camp in Tampa‚ Florida in December 2008. These refugees travelled to the US via Nepal‚ having left Bhutan and entered Nepal in the 1990s. The refugee crisis was prompted by Government-sponsored discrimination against Nepali speakers in Bhutan (Banki 2008). In the late 1990s the first batch of refugees (called Lhotshampai) began to move out of Bhutan‚ and entered Nepal. The Bhutan‚ however‚ refused

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