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Foreign Aid: Are we really helping others or just ourselves?        TED Talk

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Foreign Aid: Are we really helping others or just ourselves?        TED Talk

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xJ6p0B5V_A
I hope you are all having a fabulous day!
Please watch this interesting TED Talk and answer the questions carefully. Please think critically about the information you hear, and make your own opinions about how aid is distributed throughout the world. Please write your answers in a word document and send it to met at a-parker@shirayuri.izumi.sendai.jp .
Happy learning!
Anna.

1. According to Maliha Chishti (speaker), for every $1 of aid from rich to poor countries, how much money is returned to rich states?

2. The Canadian government (and other organisations) chose to prioritise what over basic health care?

3. After the US-led invasion of Afghanistan, what did Maliha say was most shocking? Explain the actions of those who went in to Afghanistan and made changes. What was bad about this?

4. Maliha talks about Western countries bringing aid to the developing world. What are three examples of "Us" and "Them" given by Maliha?

5. What is the statement that Maliha really values and ants others to remember?

6. Did your opinion of foreign aid change after watching this? How so? What do you think about what Maliha had to say? Explain.

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International transfer of money, goods or services from a country/interbational organization for the benefit of the recepient country.

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-Export of services
-money
-goods
-Help
-positieve
-Obligation
-Could be selfish

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https://padlet.com/annap11/worldtopics

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1951 Refugee Convention
1967 Protocol

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United Nations High Committee for Refugees
Where: Swiss(Geneva)
When:  1950
Mandate is to provide an a no-political and humanitarian biases international protection to refugee and to seek permanent solution for them.

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descriminationagainst Jewish people
(forced wearing of stars of Davidi closing dowm of Jewish businese etc...)

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is the severe abuse and denial of the human rights of individuals or groups.

Ex)-assassination
-torture
-violenca including sexual assalt
-arbitrary imprisonment
-serios and ongoing forms of discrimination

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A person who has been forced to flee their home like a refugee, but remains in their own country and has not crossed an international border

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A person who is not a citizen of any country.

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A person who has left their own country and has applied for asylum, the right to be recognized as a refugee.

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someone who has been forced to flea their country due to war, persecution or violences.

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The crossing the of the boundary of a political or administratative until for a certain minimum of time.

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・Migration
・Refugee

・Internally - Displayed Person (IDP)

・Stateless Person

・Asylum Seeker

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Any person who lives temporary or permanently in a country where he or she was not born and has formed some significant social ties to his country.

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・Short Answer: infantlization
・Short Response: explain how infanticide is related to gender equality
・Read the situation and circle the answer( don't circle more than one)

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Last Name, First Name. “Page Title.” Website Title.Sponsoring Institution/Publisher. Publication Date: Page Numbers. Medium. Access date.

Player, Abigail. "

Gender equality: why women are still held back

". The Guardian. Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. 6 December 2013. Web. 28 August 2017.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/economics-blog/2013/dec/06/gender-equality-women-stereotypes-stop-progress

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Gender Equality-Use the key terms

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What is Glass Ceiling?
-An unofficial barrier to advancement in a profession, espcially affecting women and member of minorities.
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Gender Pay Gap
-The difference in wayges between man and women often for doing the same work.

*Women's Caring "Responsibility"
-Women undertake more part time work.
-Defferences in education and work experience.
-Historically, female dominated obs here attracted lower wages.

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LGBT's Rights
The Glass Ceiling

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Gender Biasis: behaviour that shows frastration ~ one gender over another.
Gender Equality: women and men enjoy the rights and oppotunities across all sectors of society, including economic participationa and decision-making, and when the different behaviours, goals and needs of women plus men are equally barriar plus favor.

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Goal 6: Ensure access to water and sanitation for all

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Goal 6: Ensure access to water and sanitation for all

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Chad・・・Improved Water Accessy50.8％
Many companies are inventing tool to carry safe water
www.qdrum.co.za/

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https://sdgs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=c921e7d2cfef4c8ab98b839e27eda74a

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-Target
-What is the world doing?
-One example of accounting that needs to achieve the goal
-Can  the goals achieved?

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50 years limit
pend on other goals
1) No poverty
2) Zero Hunger
3) Good health
4) Quality Education
5) Gender eqyality
6) Clean water and sanitation
7) Afoordable and clean energy
8) Decent work and economic growth
9) Industry, innovation, and infrastructure
10) Reduced Inequality
11) Sustainable cities and communities
12) Responsible consumption and production
13) Climate action
14) Loife below water
15) Life on land
16) Peace, justice and strong institution
17) Partnership for the goals

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p://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/cultural-genocide-label-for-residential-schools-has-no-legal-implications-expert-says-1.3110826https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Indian_residential_school_system
http://www.tolerance.cz/courses/papers/hutchin.htm
http://www.pr-tocs.co.jp/canadian-review/460/
http://native.way-nifty.com/native_heart/2008/06/post_bd12.html
http://native.way-nifty.com/native_heart/2008/06/post_bd12.html

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Link it to the bext paragraph of back to the last paragraph.

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Why (evidence) had occured

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What happened?

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Do not use "I am going to talk about~"
1 sentence

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T Topic
E Evidence
E Explain
L Link

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UNSC
-France
-UK
-Russia
-China
-US

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1) Why was IHL created?
2) Can you please tell us one example of when IHL has been applied effectively?
3) IHL banned the use of chemical weapons. What was the reaction of the ICRC to the recent use of chemical weapons in Syria?
4) How is somebody punished if they violate IHL?
5) What was your dream when you were younger?
6) Why were you interested in IHL?
7) Why did your work take you to Kenya?
8) What made you want to work for the ICRC?
9) What is the greatest challenge in your workplace?
10) When have you felt most glad about your work?
11) What did you study at university

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Created limit of the Red Cross effects ONLY

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ICRC: International Committee of the Red Cross
-Created 4 Geneva Convention

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-All of you have rights below no matter how others say to you
1) Right to equality
2) Freedom from discrimination
3) Right to life, fleedom, personal security
4) Freedom from slavery
5) Freedom from tputure and degrading treatment
6) Right to recognition as a person before the law
7) Right to equality before the law
8) Right to remedy by comptent tribunal (We can fight at court, employ a lawer etc...)
9) Freedom from arbitrary arrest, exile
10) Right to a fair public hearing (Right to have a court, hear a court)
11) Right to be considered innocent until proven guilty (We can prove our innocence at court)
12) Freedon form interfence with privacy, family home, and correspondence (We can keep our privacy under the law)
13) Right to free movement in and out of any country
14) Right to asylum in other countries from persecution (We can refugee to the other country)
15) Right to a nationality and freedom to change it
16) Right to marriage and family
17) Right to own property
18) Freedom of belief and religion
19) Freedom of opinion and information
20) Right of pieceful assembly and association
21) Right to participate in government and free elections
22) Right to social security
23) Right to desirable work and join trade union
24) Right to rest and leisure
25) Right to adequate living standards
26) Right to education
27) Right to participate in culture life and community (We can make a group)
28) Right to social order assuring human rights
29) Community duties essential to free and full development
30) Freedom from state and personal interfence

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UDHR(Universal Declaration of Human Rights; 世界人権宣言)

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UDHR(Universal Declaration of Human Rights; 世界人権宣言)

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・1948~
・Unveiled at Paris
・Supported by 48 countries
(Japan, Rossia, US, South Afrca is not voted for the UDHR)
・Eleanor Roosevelt was the chair in charge of the Human Rights Commission which created the UDHR
・Made with 30 articles

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A moral or legal entitlement to have or do something.

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・Provide humilitarain Assistant
・PKO (Peace keep Organizationn)
・The Decolartrion of Human Rights

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1. Maintaining worldwide piece + security
2. Developing relationship among nations.
3. Fostering cooperation between nation→Solve economic, social, cultual, humanitarian, international problems.
4. providing a forum for bringing countries together to meet the US's pursoses + goals.

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<NGOs>
・Red Cross
・Save the dren
・JICA

<IGOs (IOs)>
Inational members
Formal Agreements
・UN
・UNHCR
・UESCO
・UNICEF
・WHO