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    “Refugee temporality” is a designated term that defines how a refugee themself understands “the long and unbroken time and space” (Tang 21) of one’s captivity. This expression highlights “each crossing, resettlement, and displacement, an old and familiar form of power is being reinscribed” (Tang 21). In Unsettled, Eric Tang follows Ra Pronh and her movement throughout the neverending imprisonment. Ra, and the other Cambodian refugees embody the “immigrant struggle to survive and build a new…

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    With all this talk of refugees in the news, perhaps knowing the definition of what a refugee actually is would be useful. The 1951 Refugee Convention defines a refugee as, “[A]ny person who: owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality, and is unable to or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country.”…

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    to run from home with people he did not know and walk to a refugee camp. He had to run from his home because there was a war going on in Sudan at the time. Throughout Salvas journey he change a lot or the better. Salva's personal journey impacted him by making him a leader, self sufficient, and confident. Throughout Salvas journey he became a leader and a person that people looked up to. He lead a group of 1,500 boys to the refugee camp in Kenya .In the text it states “ Crowds of other boys…

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    Ru By Kim Thuy Analysis

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    The word refugee has its origins in the French word refugier: to take shelter, protect. How does fleeing Vietnam protect the narrator of Ru and her family? How does fleeing Vietnam cause them harm? In Ru written by Kim Thuy, the narrator and her family have to flee Vietnam due to the war. On her voyage, and after, she is deeply affected by her journey across the world. The protection she got from fleeing comes in obvious and also subtle ways. First, she is physically safe, away from a warring…

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    Najmah's Loss Of Hope

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    bombs that are flying through the sky or gunshots firing. They can also lose precious physical objects like their homes and land.One positive impact of war on many refugees, is that they learn to really appreciate their home. When walking through a refugee camp and see the people living there, Najmah thinks "the only thing…

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    Refugee A refugee is someone fled their country where they were born and now is too scared to go back or cannot go back because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or because they are a part of a social group. There are also people who are internally displaced people (IDPs) they have been forced to leave there country because of war. All around the world there are 50 million displaced people they remain without any protection and their lives are at risk because of their…

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    Due to the increasingly prevalent political unrest, wars and conflicts in numerous regions in the past decades, there has been a steadily rising global trend of population displacement. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) (2014a, 2014b) reported that by the end of 2013 the number of forced displacement has reached its highest record since World War II (51.2 million) in which 16.7 million were refugees and over 12 million were asylum-seekers. Despite minor distinctions…

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    fleeing from their country to a country where they are safe and protected. Throughout this essay secondary sources such as websites will be used to determine whether the Australian government is being equally fair to Refugees and Asylum seekers. ‘A refugee is a person who has fled his or her country and cannot return because of a well-founded fear of persecution due to their race, religion, nationality or membership of a particular social group’ (NSW Government department of education ,…

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    How ARC Advances Social Justice in Crises American Refugee Committee (ARC) is a nonprofit organization, based in Minneapolis, MN that works with refugees, internally displaced persons and people facing disaster and conflict in 11 countries (ARC 2016). The types of conflict ARC addresses includes natural and war related disasters and gender based violence that result in oppression, persecution, poverty in terms of resources, health, education and wealth, and displacement. ARC aims to assist…

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    come to a country they usually start businesses and join the workforce. As for terrorism, it would be idiotic if you were a terrorist to go though as a Syrian refugee because it is tremendously long and difficult to get in a country in that way. Let look at the process.If you are a refugee first you have to apply to UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency) which collects documents and does interviews and less and if you recommended for resettlement you would be referred to the state department and begin…

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