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    Syrian Refugees In America

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    Should Syrian Refugees Be Allowed To Resettle In America? Would you ever allow an individual who you’ve never met or known what their intentions are into your home? Some people see this relate this example to the Syrian refugee issue that America is facing at the time. It has been widely debated as to whether or not the United States should allow ten thousand Syrian refugees into this country to vanish from war and brutal events in their home country. Over the past few years‚ over 11 million Syrian

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    In the modern world‚ the topic of refugees and asylum seekers is becoming an increasingly common point of interest. This is due to the trouble in places such as Syria‚ and other countries that have a population that are suffering in some way. Often asylum 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

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    Refugees Persuasive Essay

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    Should refugees be permitted a safe haven in the U.S? Yes‚ they should because of past practices and we will be protecting people from harm‚ it would be the right thing to do. But other people will think they will bring danger and illnesses with them. Stay tuned to learn more. To start things off‚ refugees should be allowed in the U.S because of past practices that happened like the Holocaust‚ thousands of refugees went into hiding or went some place safer to get them and their family out that

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    PROTECTION OF REFUGEES IN INDIA Deepak Shahi and Navrati Dongrey 2nd year B.A LL.B (Hons) . Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law‚ Patiala‚ Punjab ABSTRACT The development of the society and the nation brings with itself a lot of problems

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    Climate Change Refugees

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    Environmental refugees: The dawn of the 21st century has brought about many climatic calamities. The most significant is climate change with all its relative environmental and social issues. It is confirmed that climate change will inevitably cause critical rises in sea levels due to global warming and melting polar ice caps‚ unpredictable and extreme climatic trends and dramatically decreased habitability of some sovereign lands for examples hurricanes‚ floods and volcanoes etc. There is a

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    Refugees are persons who have fled their country or been expelled from it and cannot or will not return‚ because of natural catastrophe‚ war or military occupation‚ or fear of religious‚ racial‚ or political persecution. Although refugees have existed throughout human history‚ the problem has assumed more importance in the 20th century. It is estimated that more than one hundred million persons have left their home country‚ since the outbreak of World War II. According to the United Nations High

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    Pros And Cons Of Refugees

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    In most cases‚ when Refugees arrive into a new country‚ they often find themselves in a quandary‚ since it is hard for them to assimilate into their new home. Scholars such as Sarah Feldman claim that for refugees to feel part of the society‚ it is crucial for them to become integrated into host communities‚ since they have been warehoused in refugee camps for long periods of time and may feel estranged. Feldman mentions that one of the biggest issues is the misconception that refugee camps are temporary

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    A Place For Refugees Now

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    past the American identity was a safe place for refugees to come and live. Refugees today are still trying to escape from their homes to come live in America. They are coming to America to have freedom‚ to accomplish their goals‚ and to overall have a better life. In “Melissa Femiling’s Ted Talk”‚ she told a story about a 19 year old Syrian refugee trying to escape their home to come live in America. She and her husband took a boat with 500 refugees on it and the boat ended up sinking leaving only

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    Refugees are people who fled from their homes in the face of persecution‚ or threats to their lives. But there is no reason why the Australian government should be obliged to welcome asylum seekers who use illegal methods to come here. We have the responsibility to protect our borders and way of life against what could amount to a huge arrival of immigrants whose backgrounds and possible criminal status are unknown. Australia shouldn’t accept the refugees as they are over populating the country

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    Position Paper Refugees

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    Humanitarian‚ and Cultural Committee Topic: Refugees Country: The Republic of Sri Lanka School: Mahatma Gandhi Institute Refugees have traveled the world for centuries in search of a home‚ of their human rights and of peace. Yet‚ the number has never been as high as it is today‚ particularly since the mid-1990s. 43 million of people‚ nowadays‚ are forced to run away from their homelands and find refuge elsewhere. The reasons for the rising number of refugees vary from war threats to poverty but above

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