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    In last ten recent years, I have worked as a trainer, artist and I have also the experience of being a women’s rights activist. These experiences have provided me the opportunity to develop my skills in communication, participatory teaching, group work, social performance and behavior flexibility. Since I started teaching at the university I realized that the boring, solid and traditional methods of teaching are neither interesting nor useful for students. As a result, I started to use new and…

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    Masuma Personal Statement

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    Despite difficulties for Afghan refugees in Iran in terms of obtaining higher education, I was awarded a scholarship in a government medical university. Many lamentable facts about Afghanistan encouraged me to choose midwifery. One of them is that my country is one of the most difficult…

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    disputed any such claim. While the Afghan government said that Iran sent thousands of soldiers in disguise to make trouble across the border in Afghanistan, Iran denied any such involvement. Saying that it was “false from top to bottom” that Iran sent soldiers to accompany returning Afghan refugees, Iran attempted to uphold its integrity and stay out of publically disrupting the internal affairs of its neighboring countries. However, in contradictory fashion, the refugees themselves argued…

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    began to picture what we have been trained to think of. Ak-47’s, bearded men wearing white turbans and robes, terrorist, bombs… Our government is wrong. Hollywood is wrong. We are wrong. Wrong for judging. Purpose: Shed light on students of what the Afghan culture is and our misconceptions. Transition: Let us begin with a basic understanding of where Afghanistan is and some recent history to get our minds in the subject. II. Geographical and History Afghanistan is located in southern Asia, it…

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    the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Herat has been known for education, knowledge, wisdom, and the kindness of their kind people for centuries now. Besides His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and the Saint Mother Tresa, one of the finest, and kindest Afghan humanitarian on the peaceful planet of ours living in Washington, happens to be from Herat. A peaceful fighter in the land of peaceful fighters also claiming to be having some sort of ties with this land. My family and I, like the rest of eight…

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    Afghan Girl

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    that time in history. What if the photographer was trying to capture more than a thousand words; what if they were trying to capture the face of a struggling nation? Photographer Steve McCurry was able to successfully capture the powerful image of “Afghan Girl”, and showcase the struggle and fear instilled into a woman who was forced to…

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    Syrian, Afghan, Iraqis, Somalis refugees (69% Syrian) flood into Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Germany, Sweden, and Greece and soon America. They are running from war against their dictatorship in Syria and the militias in their county like ISIS, the free Syrian Army, and Al-Qaeda. There has been over 220,000 people killed when they stopped counting. 7.6 million People are miss placed from their homes due to the fighting. The United Nations High commissioner for Refugees Agency…

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    Shooting Kabul

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    Shooting Kabul is an appropriate novel for sixth-grade students because older students are aware of world issues and will understand the concepts. The book was suspenseful but also predictable. For example, Mr. Singh was associated with being a terrorist, since he “has a beard and turban” (Senzai, 92). The last chapter and epilogue was unfinished and could have been expanded. For example, Fadi’s reaction to seeing Mariam in the photo and Mariam’s experience living at the refugee camp. Overall,…

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    Persimmon Tree Thesis

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    the book “Under the Persimmon Tree, by Suzanne Staples” refugees are known for having a very tough life filled with pain, suffering and bad experiences. (BS-1) Najmah, as well as real world refugees have horrible experiences no matter what the age. (BS-2) They may see things such as their family or friends being killed, houses being blown up, people being blown up, almost anything bad you can think of happening in the Middle East, refugees most likely have experienced. (BS-3) As we see in the…

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    of desperate illegal immigrants, from Syria, Afghan, Iraq, Africa escape from the own country in seek of salvation and asylum in the Italian coasts. There are so many different reasons and factors why these people leave their own country. The most notable one is that the refugee crisis is mostly the making of some European countries and the United States through direct or indirect military interfering in other countries ' affairs. Most of the refugees are from war-torn countries like Syria,…

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