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  • Terrorist Benefit From Refugee Camps
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    Harms 1: 18,000 Africans illegally held in jails and prison camps According to the United Nations based Organization for Human Rights, at least 18,000 Africans are now being illegally held in jails and prison camps. The prisoners are held without charge and denied access to lawyers, family and friends for months on end. April 22, 20042: UN camps hold violent offenders Chronology of Malino Accord Violations in Poso - 2003 (28/11/2003) #6965 Ever since the Malino Accord in December 2001 there have...
  • Third World Countries And Refugee Camps
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    "Refuge Camps" There is a foreboding and ongoing crisis facing several third world countries today. This crisis is the rising amount of famine and health ailments that affect hundreds of thousands of individuals that face malnutrition, poverty, and several other serious problems that you will find in developing countries. Countless diseases plague today's world and the people who are most vulnerable to these diseases are also the ones that need the most help. Despite the lack of funds and limite...
  • Refugee Camps
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    Refugees are persons who have fled their country or been expelled from it and cannot or will not return, because of natural catastrophe, war or military occupation, or fear of religious, racial, or political persecution. Although refugees have existed throughout human history, the problem has assumed more importance in the 20th century. It is estimated that more than one hundred million persons have left their home country, since the outbreak of World War II. According to the United Nations High...
  • Refugee Camp
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    As a child my mother would tell me stories of her first days in America. Of how she feared the moonlight cause it only brought her sorrow. I wanted to understand that sorrow. Thus is the genesis of GREEN DRAGON. After THREE SEASONS, a film to share a humanity of Vietnam few knew about, Tony and I decided we wanted to tell a story from a chapter of the Vietnam war that had been forgotten - a chapter that begins with the end. After all the destruction and lives lost, emerging from the smoke were a...
  • Refugee Camps In Woomera
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    REPORT The issue that I thought, and still is, was a major example of social injustice was the asylum seekers trying to enter Australia via the west coast of Australia. This issue reached its climax around half a year ago or more where there were many refugees seeking a place to live, and were traveling illegally on boats. There are many causes and consequences of asylum seekers trying to find refuge in Australia. The causes from a refugee's viewpoint are freedom from poverty, persecution, war, ...
  • Refugee Aid
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    We regard aid from humanitarian organizations and governments to help large number of menaced refugees as a charitable and benevolent act of humanity. Never does it cross our mind that our donations and government funding that are intended to help might actually make the matters worse? In his article " Feeding Refugees, or War?" Ben Barber discusses the dilemma of humanitarian aid and speaks of its need of reform. In this paper, I will examine his essay and compare it to several related articles...

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