Adelaide
A home for Syrian Refugees
Currently, many people are displaced as a result of environmental, political or economic factors. In our present day world, we are in the midst of a refugee crisis with tens of thousands of people departing from Syria. Many are killed and injured everyday and it seems as if no one is paying attention to their screams of pain. Syria is prone to poverty, lack of food and water, and bombings. However, a miracle has been brought upon the people of Syria! The Untied Nations has finalized a list of cities that could provide endorsement of the arrival of 100,000 refugees. The iRelocate team has proposed that they will consider relocating 100,000 citizens from Syria to Adelaide/Australia to live a better life. Adelaide
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Many people are being oppressed, every single day. When they wake up every morning, they realize that it’s going to be the same, disastrous day just as the last.
People in Syria strive for food, protect their families, and always have to be on the look out. In view of people living in such appalling place, they are scared from the moment they take a step out into the open.
Syrian refugees have been persecuted for more than 8 years, due to bombings from US, France, United Kingdom and Russia. President Bashar Al-Assad has caused an immense civil war in all of Syria. Furthermore, the bombings have forced people to leave their homes and flee the country. Families are always on the move so that they can look to find a home, keeping in mind what can lurk in the shadows.
How did it begin?
Before the war even began, there was still unemployment, corruption and lack of of political freedom. In March 2011, a huge riot broke out to make the government pay attention to what's happening to the country. Instead, the government used lethal force to crush the disapproval. The protests that were demanding the president's resignation exploded nationwide. Thus, starting a civil war in
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Scattered with beautiful scenery from tall mountains to the low lying areas. The parkland offer a fantastic opportunity for the rebound of some of the lost vegetation of the Adelaide Plains. Many different types of animals live in these areas and you can find them no where else.
As an early agricultural marketing center, it handles wheat, wool, fruits, and wine. The soil type in Adelaide is very fertile and bursting with minerals. It is rich for planting vegetation and the people are always trying to improve management and condition of the soil, in order to grow more fresh vegtables and fruit.
Sustainability
Adelaide has been working on many different types of goals that will increase the sustainability of the city. For example, things like accommodating to climate change, reducing carbon emissions, using resources wisely and is enriched with smart, green livable and creative
as Syrian refugees due to the war. This family was about one of 10,000 sent, they were let into the United States were they had to adjust to a new life. They say that they are " living an ocean away from home and from a war that ripped their lives apart" and that’s why we have to make them feel comfortable with hospitality. The family left in 2012 after people were shot in the streets in front of their home and were cars were set ablaze. It all boils down to violence, that gives me a sad and queasy feeling that this is how our world
Many countries became very hostile with their lands and they did not want anyone taking over. Anger spread throughout the world, causing more fights and
The first hardship that Salva faced was the Sudanese Civil War that raged on around him. The Sudanese Civil War began in 1983 and was a fight over the religion of Sudan. In the north the government wanted all of Sudan to practice Islam, but in the south many people wanted to follow many different tribal religions. The war killed so many people that it was declared a genocide.
It erupted after many years of conflict building up between the two regions and proved so
This was the beginning of the civil unrest that would last for several years. Social tension was all around. The causes were
Two major factors triggered this war and conflict; tyranny and liberty. Tyranny simply is when people take over power unconstitutionally and oppress their people. However, liberty is freedom from somethings or freedom to do something. This was a serious issue that needed a drastic measure.
Firstly, under the United Nations refugee convention, asylum seekers are allowed to exercise their right and as Australia is a signatory of this convention they are allowed to seeK asylum in our country. but think of the amount of time, effort and money would be needed to complete this task. Yes we could be like Germany and give them a home but look what has happened. Just
The treatment of refugees and asylum seekers in Australia is unacceptable and with mandatory detention it makes matters even worse. The treatment that families and children go through is a monstrosity. All of the reasons that have been listed is why ‘If I could change one thing about Australia’ it would be changing the way refugees are treated here and making them feel safe in Australia by connecting them to the
The cost includes $131 million to support refugees who are prevented from working, and who are paid an equivalent welfare payment each fortnight. According to the Australian department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), between the years of 2013-2014 Australia accepted over 6500 refugees. Although war, natural disaster and persecution are awful circumstances to be involved in Australia needs to put its own people first.
The estimated number of refugees leaving their own country since World War II is one hundred million ("Refugee”). A refugee is a person who has left their country because of fear of their safety due to violence, race, religion, or war. Supporting and solving today’s refugee crisis is especially controversial because of the current events, financing, and security issues. ("Refugee Facts”). Climate change and natural disasters sometimes cause people to leave their homes or countries.
In 2014, over 200,000 Syrian people set off to Europe using unconventional routes by sea and land. As a result over 3.5 thousand of them have drowned. In 2015, nearly 2 thousand did not make it. Almost all of them go through horrible anti-sanitary conditions that result in diseases. Europe does not always welcome immigrants.
Families entering the refuge countries suffer from displacement and separation, grief and mental agony, gross violence in their countries of origin and are needy, helpless and vulnerable who need to be taken care of. Australia for example has ratified numerous
It had been in two bloody civil wars that lasted for fourteen years. According to the guardian, the first civil war was from 1989 until 1997. 250,000 were killed, 1 million displaced and at least 25,000 raped. Poverty was a common aspect for all since everything had been damaged. In addition, the second civil war left a lot of property destructed,
It’s very hard to live in Syria and Zaatari. With few jobs and ⅓ of children don't have an education. Many risking their lives for the things they care
Syrian refugees have been trying to resettle in places like the U.S., Lebanon, Germany, France, Turkey, and more. Burmese refugees I America was the topic of the presentation. RISE in collaboration with EMBARC sponsored a presentation where Dr.