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    In the summer of 1996‚ The Frontline Documentary The Lost Children of Rockdale County investigated what happens when teenagers did not have enough supervision from their parents at home. The documentary took a place in the town of Conyers that is located 15 miles East of Atlanta. In this town‚ the majority of these teenagers come from wealthy families of a middle class. They did not seem to suffer from economic problems because their parents spend most of their time away from home working. Since

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    The documentary that I chose to do an analysis on is “Growing Up Trans”‚ a film that is showed on a T.V. a series called Frontline directed‚ by Martin Smith. In this documentary film it goes through the life of young kids that are planning to change there identity to a different gender. While the kids plan on taking hormone blockers they are being educated by doctors at Children’s Hospital in Chicago‚ Illinois on how the hormone blockers are processed. Some of the parents are nervous because

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    In the PBS Frontline film A Class Divided a third-grade teacher‚ Jane Elliot‚ challenges her student’s perceived views on prejudice‚ racism‚ bigotry‚ and the act of discrimination. Originally conducted in the days following the assassination of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968‚ Elliott’s “blue eyes/brown eyes” exercise engaged the young children in her class to further explore the concepts of racism and prejudice by segregating the class into two distinct categories‚ one took the role

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    ­­­­Introduction: The terms refugee and asylum seeker are different; according to the UNHCR “ an asylum-seeker is someone who says he or she is a refugee‚ but whose claim has not yet been definitively evaluated.”1 The definition of a Refugee is different it reads: “Someone who is unable or unwilling to return to their country of origin owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted due to race‚ religion‚ nationality‚ membership of a social group or political opinion.” 1 This report gives

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    The Insane Asylum Ship Luke Larr 6th hour "Alright crew‚ are you ready to get this show on the road?" Asked Jamison‚ the captain of the little but might barge named ’Peyton Lacombe’. "Yes captain!" Responded Luke Larr‚ first mate of the old vessel. "Where’s the rest of the crew?" Jamison questioned. "In the galley I believe‚" responded Luke. "Alright‚ get the hatches ready for sailing‚ because we’re leaving in one minute!" stated Jamison. "Aye aye captain!" Said Luke bounding down the stairway

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    Question: Assess the effectiveness of legal responses to asylum seekers in Australia in terms of achieving fair outcomes for both Australian citizens and the asylum seekers. There have been numerous legal responses to asylum seekers in Australia‚ all of which have been ineffective in achieving fair outcomes for both Australian citizens and refugees seeking asylum in Australia. The basis for all legislation regarding refugees in Australia is the Migration Act 1958‚ which outlines powers such as

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    Faced by Refugees and Asylum Seekers 3 Planned Intervention 5 Background to Project 7 Aims and Objectives 7 References 9 Refugees and Asylum Seeker’s Health Care Needs: A Health Promotion Proposal Part 1 Introduction The world we live in is characterised by peace and conflicts that have often result to population movement. Those in conflict zones attempt to move to peaceful regions as refugees or asylum seekers. Under the 1951 UN convention and its 1967 protocol an asylum seeker is a person from

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    The Siege focuses on a gunman holding his children hostage over a custody battle. Panic sets in when the Frontline team learns of the siege and the entire team’s priority becomes this news story. Emma‚ the able journalist finds the phone number of the farmhouse and ties up the phone line‚ Marty is attempting to sensationalise the rather "dull" footage‚ and Mike is running late wanting to know whether he can pick up Macdonalds on the way to work. Mikes unawareness of the importance of the situation

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    examine the information published by Caldwell‚ Tarver‚ Iwamoto‚ Herzberg‚ Cerda-Lizarraga‚ and Mack in the journal entry of Definitions of Multicultural Competence: Frontline Human Service Providers’ Perspective (2008). This article is a qualitative study where the authors explored definitions of multicultural competence given by frontline human service providers. While analyzing the different topics that were discussed in this article‚ information will be provided on the various aspects: assessing

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    The Oxford English Dictionary defines asylum as the shelter afforded by a country to someone who has had to leave their country of origin due to danger from political or other reasons (Oxford English Dictionary 2012). Structuralism‚ according to Babbie (2006)‚ is a theory supporting the establishment of communities of different cultures. This paper will discuss the concept of asylum seekers in Australia as part of multiculturalism within the global population flow and critically examine the roles

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