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I wonder why people can't live in a world without suffering and death?

💕😊🫶💝😽⭐️🌸🌈💖👑✨🦄 ANAYA ALI

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I wonder why people just can’t live in one really big Contery and leave the others

From Anaya Ali 🌈🌸⭐️😽💖

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I wonder why people can’t live in harmony and live free without suffering?

I wonder how family’s fell while leaving their homes and contrary’s

I wonder how sad it is to live as an refugee

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I wonder cant there be peace in other country’s so every one could live happily and not migrate

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The challenges refugees face while migrating are water shortages, food shortage, harsh weather conditions, no home and shelter and they have a sense of hopelessness. They travel long distances on foot or cross water bodies without resources. They lose their belongings on the way. They lose all human rights. I wonder what the UNHCR is doing for these refugees.

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I wonder, which country was the first to have a massive migration due to a push factor.

The first well-documented large-scale migration driven by a “push factor” occurred in Ireland during the mid-18th century. The push factor was the Great Irish Famine (1845-1852), caused by a potato blight that led to widespread crop failures, starvation, and disease. This disaster forced many Irish people to leave their homeland in search of better opportunities and survival, particularly in the United States. The famine is one of the earliest modern examples of a massive migration due to economic hardship and environmental disaster.

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I wonder how children who are refugees continue education in their new country? How do they rebuild new life after loosing everything?

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I think that even when people migrate for a better life and living standards they feel sad about leaving their homeland, family and community. People also worry if they would be able to settle in their new life and if they would be accepted in their new country.

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Syria Refugee crisis explained through AI.

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People across the world migrate due to various reasons but to my understanding i think that over 1.5 billion people migrate due to push or pull factors all of these migrations can be caused by :

social factors

political factors

religious factors and etc

SYRIAN MIGRATION

~ The host communities were ~

LEBANON

JORDAN

SUDAN

IRAQ

AFRICA

TURKEY

EURO

~ It was caused by a hug egovernment crack down and it affected 7.3 billion syrians and yet ! it has not ended till date.

*˚༺☆༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚ ANAYYA USMAN *ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆༻*

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After a decade of conflict, Syria remains the world’s largest refugee crisis. More than 6.8 million Syrians have fled their country and another 6.9 million have been internally displaced.

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I winder how people decide where to stay? And do they have to go to court to be eccepted to stay in that country?

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I wonder how do people who are migrating feels?

Also that I love that they have faith and there so brave but

Scared because their kids

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I wonder if some people feel happy that they are migrating to another country even if its after a war or any push factor

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I wonder why people migrate instead of making your country better😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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I liked that they all hade faith and hope in themselves and that they did not give up and i also like that the author payed attention to the : { impact,causes and etc }

and i also get that this was caused by political factor and it was a push factor

˚.🎀༘⋆ ANAYYA USMAN˚.🎀༘⋆

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I wonder how much refugees would feel if not them going for their safety but being pushed or driven away what would they face how wil they be treated when reached the border would the country be welcomed or not what would they do then

DUAA REHAN

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I wonder when people migrate because of war and comflect how do people accept it???

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i think this picture shows a pull factor that a man is moving to another country for a better job

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I love the way they used their imagination to make the video so everyone could understand and could understand more about migrating

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i wonder do more people like and feel safe in a new country they settle in or do they feel discriminated sad or unsafe

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Learning Objective: Understanding the experiences and challenges of refugees during migration.

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The Journey - Children's Refugee Story w/ Music

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The Journey by Francesca Sanna Read Aloud

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Moving to a new country offers refugees a chance for a fresh start. They can contribute their unique skills and perspectives to their new communities. Many find freedom to practice their beliefs and express themselves. Their children often have brighter futures.

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Refugees find new opportunities in their host countries. They can access better education, healthcare, and job prospects. Many learn new languages and skills, broadening their horizons. Safety from persecution allows them to rebuild their lives and pursue their dreams.

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Adapting to a new country is hard for refugees. They often live in overcrowded conditions with limited access to healthcare and education. The unfamiliarity of the new environment and loss of support networks can lead to isolation and mental health issues.

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Refugees face significant challenges in new countries. They struggle with language barriers, cultural differences, and discrimination. Many experience unemployment or underemployment, leading to poverty. The trauma of their past and separation from family can cause lasting emotional distress.