Refugees

and how refugee’s struggle with American life style after they settle. The first reason I said Clarkston Georgia become a diverse city, is because in the late 1980s and early 1990s the agencies choose Clarkston for the refugees. After their settlement most of the refugees open an Asian market, an Eritrean restaurant, an Ethiopian café and a Middle Eastern grocery store. This shows how diverse this small town was. As warren St. John said “Clarkston high school become home to students from…

In the book “Inside out & Back Again” written by Thanhha Lai, is about a 10 year old girl, named Ha, who became a refugee. When refugees flee their homes it’s really hard for them to get used to it, especially when they got so used to Vietnam. When refugees found their new home it was tough for them to fit in and adapt to new foods. Refugees feel inside out and back again by having to learn the language so they can at least communicate with other people. Ha’s life relates to the refugee…

despite substantial evidence of the mass killings. This history of America's failure to assist Jewish refugees, whether justified in its content of history or not, is the founding paradigm that dominates the academic topic. In comparing anti-Semitic and Islamophobic, the historiography is new, yet vibrate in connecting or disconnecting the parallels in modern Europe and America policy on refugees. Historians such as Maria Garcia further have tracked American policy makings from the Cold War era…

The ongoing violence and corruption in the Middle East Mostly from the Syrian civil war has resulted in 200,000 innocent people lives and has encouraged thousands of people to flee their country in search of protection and peace. Most refugees flee from Syria and Afghanistan to European countries that sometimes welcomes them, but other times they are horribly mistreated. How they are treated usually depends on what country they arrive in, what the countries government can afford to provide for…

The social well-being of these Syrian refugees and cultural shock can be linked back to they’re overall health state. While there are abundances of successful programmes that are available to them that encourages a deeper interaction with their new environment through religious groups, settlement agencies, and community centres, they still may experience some isolation and complication because of transportation availability, gender, race and age. Some refugees may encounter much more…

“Turkey Putting Syrian Refugees 'at Serious Risk of Human Rights Abuse”). Countries around the world provide air support and weapons to the opposing sides, causing more violence and results in Syrians fleeing from their homes, yet these countries make it hard for refugees to seek asylum in their country (Griswold). Since this war is being fought similarly to a proxy war, the countries that are providing weapons should be responsible for helping and providing shelter for refugees. The weapons…

(AGG) With no food, water, clothes and shoes, refugees around the world are forced to travel to camps that are not always considered to be safe havens. (BS-1)This is a story about fictional characters connecting to refugees everyday lives. (BS-2) Refugees are forced to live with barely any of the necessities that humans need to live. (BS-3)The characters in Under The Persimmon Tree put into perspective how real the refugee situation is in the world. (TS) The author uses fictional characters to…

With 65.3 million estimated refugees the world is quietly experiencing the worst refugee crisis since World War II (T). The only exposure the world receives about this on-going crisis is in the form of a picture of the lifeless body of a refugee child who drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean with his family; or a video that shows a young Syrian boy who sits in the back of ambulance covered in a thick, grey coat of dust and drenched in his own blood. Although these images resonate with the…

Sweden’s pro-immigrant consensus has led Sweden to become one of the main countries in Europe accepting refugees into their country. However, during the last decade the large number of incoming asylum seekers from Syria and other countries has caused controversy. The unemployment rates in Sweden, as well as the far-right, anti-immigrant party election polls rates, have increased significantly during the past few years. Sweden has become divided between those who want the welcoming consensus to…

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…