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    asylum seeks living in Direct Provision Centres in Ireland. An asylum seeker is a person who has fled their own country of residence and enters another country in the hope of receiving protection as a refugee. As stated by United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees‚ a refugee can be defined as a person who has fled their own country and unwilling to return because of owing to a fear of being persecuted because of their religion‚ nationality‚ race‚ political opinion or membership

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    to the United Nations Refugee Agency‚ 182‚621 Syrian refugees were living in Turkey mid-February 2013. With the influx of huge numbers of Syrians into Turkey‚ anti-immigrant‚ anti-Arab discourses have surfaced among the Turkish public.” (Senay Ozden) Consequently‚ the Turkish public is not particularly happy about the Syrian refugee crisis because thousands of people are coming into their country and consuming their resources. Samira Shackle suggests that the Syrian refugee crisis is not only happening

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    Imagine being pushed into a solution that results you in leaving your home country? You are to suffer through the challenging transitions of immigrating. This is a very hard process to go through and requires finding a new place to settle. The character Ha in Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai‚ faced all of these while having to flee her home in Vietnam because of war. In another text called World of Difference Benefit Luncheon‚ a boy explains his struggles of fleeing his country and finding

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    Refugee In America

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    property and human rights violation were some of major factors that contribute to refugee generation. From time immemorial‚ people have been forced to move out of their home in large numbers often in a state of total destitution and seek refuge elsewhere‚ particularly to India. Almost every countries in the South Asia region has either produced refugees or received them and in some cases done both. India has been a major refugee receiving country of the region. It hosts refugees’ from Tibet‚ Sri Lanka‚

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    The German Refugee

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    The German Refugee “The German Refugee” by Bernard Malamud is a true-to-life story depicting the struggles of many victims‚ during and after the 2nd World War. This particular story takes place in the USA‚ Broadway some time during the Polish invasion‚ 1939. The main characters Oscar Gassner and Martin Goldberg show just how difficult those times must have been for all refugees‚ and what strength and courage it took to keep sane‚ have faith and start a new life. The main themes which are realistically

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    Refugee blues

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    Refugee blues In this poem‚ the author have used a ballad form. This poem is lyrical which means it is a lyrics to a song. The poem have two rhyming lines of each stanza with the third line which got repetition and this develops the theme. The title ’refugee blues’ holds an emotional intensity‚ shows the critical of society which the people who doesn’t belong to that country. In the first stanza‚ the word ’souls’ shows that it is something holy and valuable and they should be treated all the

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    own identity in an increasingly diverse world. Not belongiong can create lonely feelings of isolation or alienation which result in a loss of identity and self esteam. Director Baz Luhrmann’s film‚ Strictly Ballroom (1993) and the 1939 poem “Refugee Blues” by W.H Auden both convey distinct concepts concerning the subject of belonging and not belonging. Both texts emphasise the positive power of a sense of belonging has for an individual and the negative effects created by a sense of isolation

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    hardships refugee families face once they have landed in a new country with very little to their name. Through still photographs‚ New Roots aims to document the first year of resettlement for a refugee family as they come to America and settle in Rochester‚ New York. As of June 2013‚ the total population of concern to the UNHCR has reached an all-time high at 37.8 million people‚ including 11.1 million refugees‚ as well as asylum-seekers and internally displaced people. Multiple refugee crises are

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    Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance or immigration due to the violent civil war (Syrian Refugee FAQ.. Para. 10). The Syrian Refugee FAQ mentions that‚ “Since the Syrian civil war began‚ as many as 386‚000 people have been killed‚ including nearly 14‚000 children‚ says the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The war has become more deadly since foreign powers joined the conflict” (Syrian Refugee FAQ.. Para. 12). This is a major conflict that has been seen in the news due to its scale and also

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    are refugees cursed with these events which are stained in their minds- but they also experience constant racism‚ anxiety‚ and hopelessness as they attempt to assimilate into a culture that is now being forced onto them. The everyday struggles of a refugee‚ or a person forced to flee their home country‚ are exceptionally described in the book Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai. She follows a young girl from Vietnam through her futile attempts to acquire her old life back again‚ all while dealing

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