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    get to a refugee camp. (BS-2) The author uses real world events to develop the story and create conflict. (BS-3) The camps that the refugees stay at have varying conditions. (BS-4) Suzanne Fisher Staples uses real world conditions of the camps to show how Najmah's life is affected by the war. (TS) Suzanne Fisher Staples uses real world event to create a story and create conflicts for the characters. (MIP-1) The refugees have to make harsh and treacherous journeys to get to a refugee…

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    Hungary woman tripped refugees Snapshot of the issue According the news from the telegraph, 25th SEP, a Hungarian camerawoman was caught tripped refugees who carried a kid when refugees rushed passed her. This woman called Petra Laszlo, works for N1TV. After this issue, she was fired by this Tv station. The N1TV said Petra’s behavior is unacceptable and working relationship was ended (Ensor 2015). She also aroused whole public’s anger, many criticized that she is a racist heartless woman. Few…

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    A person who has been forced to move away in any situation should be considered a refugee. “Refuge: a condition of being safe or sheltered from pursuit, danger, or trouble” The definition of refuge is used when someone is seeking safety from danger. I agree with this definition of refuge. If my house burnt down I would be forced to find refuge since my burnt down house would be a safety hazard and no longer a good shelter. The same reasoning can go with someone leaving their country. For…

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    Using a 7-step refugee resentment plane, that beginning with the UNHCR referring refugees the United States. Then their information is transferred to the Resettlement Support Center (RSC), where documentation is collected, uploaded to the Worldwide Refugee Admission Processing System (WRAPS), and then cross referenced. The next steps include national security agencies checking for security…

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    Introduction: Group of persons and individual fleeing persecution have been granting protection by states for centuries; conversely, the refugee regime in the contemporary context is largely the result of the second half of the twentieth century. On like international human rights law, modern refugee law has its roots in the consequences of World War II as well as the refugee crises of the interwar years that preceded it. Enshrined in Article 14(1) of the Universal declaration of Human Rights…

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    “Then he adds what no one wants to hear: It’s over; Saigon is gone.” This is a page from the book about a refugee 10-year-old girl named Ha and her struggles as a refugee fleeing Saigon called “ Inside out and back again”. Her story connects to the universal effects and things that happen to all refugees in the entire world. A refugee is a person that is forced to flee or leave their home. Ha’s character before she flees Saigon is stubborn, selfish, and childish. These words or characteristics…

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    protected under the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention, but sovereign states actively implement restrictive measures that serve to criminalize asylum seekers and they are pushed to create their own refuge, as demonstrated by informal camps (Haglund, 2012). The global treatment and opinions towards asylum seekers are symptomatic…

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    Refugee are people who are forced to skedaddle their home because of war and other catastrophes like prosecution, natural disasters or in search of a new home. In the novel Inside Out And Back Again by Thanhha Lai, the title relates to the ‘Universal Refugees Experience’ of fleeing and finding home. Before catastrophe, refugees weren’t known as what they were called today, they were normal citizens having a good life ; they had everything that they needed, until the war and they had to leave or…

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    Like the United States, Canada is one of a handful of countries where immigration has traditionally been a major factor in society and culture. In the early twentieth century, Canada began to control its immigrants flow by implementing policies that excluded applicants who were not originally European. In 1976, new laws removed ethnic’s criteria, and Canada became a destination for immigrants from a wide variety of countries, which stays the same today. As being among the world’s most generous…

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    A refugee is someone who is forced to flee their home country due to war, prosecution, natural disaster, or any other reason that made them leave. Some universal experiences they have to go though are learning the language, finding somewhere to stay, and eventually getting used to a new life with the help of others. It is a long process, but almost all refugees are able to finally get back into the daily grind and adjust to their new lifestyle at some point. Ha and her family came from South…

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