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Alessandro Palma, Alessandro Giordano, Daniele R. Ruocco

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Right of Asylum di Giuseppe Martorano e Gaetano Cosenza

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Right of Asylum di Giuseppe Martorano e Gaetano Cosenza

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Carmen Emanuela Somma,Federica Carla Rita Buonocore
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I lavori vanno caricati così come ho fatto io. Dopo il doppio click compare sotto il simbolo di una videocamera cliccate e mettete il link o se è un ppt caricatelo cliccando sull'icona documento e poi scegliete choose a file....

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I lavori vanno caricati così come ho fatto io. Dopo il doppio click compare sotto il simbolo di una videocamera cliccate e mettete il link o se è un ppt caricatelo cliccando sull'icona documento e poi scegliete choose a file....

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Daniele ruocco prova a mettere il link così come hai caricato tu non si vede niente

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Ottone Carlo, De Martino Martina, Gaspare Maria

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Caiazzo Riccardo

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Sorrentino Walter, Verdoliva, Ciunfrini Vincenzo

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Sorrentino Verdoliva e Ciunfrini

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Migrants, Sarkozy's laws and Italian migration

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Migrants, Sarkozy's laws and Italian migration

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Sarkozy‘s laws are a series of acts that rules migration to France. These laws were set to allow only to experienced workers to arrive in France and to make it more  difficult to reach the country and to stay longer than planned . With these laws the parliament was able to avoid forced and unprofitable migrations. They also consist of the payment of 35’000 € fine and 5 years of imprisonment for them and those who try to help them.

At the end of the Second World War a migration process began in Italy, in fact many Italians moved to Switzerland where they had the possibility to find better life condition and a job since during this period Switzerland began the construction of a great railway.

Migration is a phenomenon that spread all over the country, many Italians tried to reach USA and arrived to Ellis island where they stayed for a few days before entering the country. Kids were sent too, in fact poor family tried to give their children a better life a the possibility to fulfill a sense of happiness so they sent them alone in the new world in the hope of a good future.

A lot of children follow the footsteps of their parents migrating to other countries  hoping to find better conditions of life and the possibility  to have a job, but it is  a hard condition because their primary aim is to find their parents, but in a world with 7 billions people it is almost impossible.

Besides, as Italians did, many families send their children in the USA to follow the American dream.

A lot of people break Sarkozy’s laws and help migrants children to survive in their new country by giving  them food and a bed to sleep, they also give them a ride towards their goal or they hide them from authorities .

Migrants go to other countries because  it is impossible for them to live in their own, so they hope to find a better place. As a result  they break other countries laws that are way too restrictive. These laws do not give them a chance  to find a new home in a new country, so they break them in order to find a sort of happiness , the same happiness present in the American Constitution but that the new president Donald Trump is trying to destroy with his nationalism.

Daniele Ruocco
Emanuele Gargiulo
Alessandro de Martino
Gianmaria Esposito
Francesco Izzo

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Helping Migrants maybe could send you behind bars

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Helping Migrants maybe could send you behind bars

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We analized how people who help migrants could afford important sanctions.
For example, in France it has been set the Sarcozy's law, it deals with the obligation to close the country borders and to communicate to security organization if there is the finding of a migrant.
In theory it should be correct, but that's not the Truth.
That's obvious that people should stay in limits imposed by laws but it's not possible to close doors to humans in hard situations.
We read an article in which it was described the history of men and women who help migrants and risk to be imprisoned.
Is it possible that following natural and human instinct could sort you negative results?

Alessandro Palma
Marzia Amatruda
Nicole di Martino
Martina de Martino
Vincenzo Ciunfrini
Maria Gaspare

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We can afford this important topic talking about Calais,the place in which human rights were violated and where children conditions are inhuman.

There are a lot of people who helped migrants risking prison.The penalty is 5 years of prison and 35thousand euros for Sarcozy law.

A lot of these migrants are children without parents.

There's also a place called Angels' Valley because here people help migrants.

In the past Italian people migrate from their country to Nice and Marseilles,while nowadays Italian people helped migrants to go to France.In Italy there are less inspects.

The route is from Italy Marittime Alpes to arrive in France,but a lot of migrants are descovered and brought back in Ligury.They never stop trying to reach France.

For this reason Italian or French people helped them in a lot of different ways,the punishment is 8 months of penalty.

An university professor gave a passage to some migrants and he was accused of people illegal transport,but he appeals to the Declaration of Human Rights.

For this reason was also founded the Roya Citoyenne,an association which gives meals to migrants.

Carmen Somma
Federica Buonocore
Gennaro Staiano
Francesco Longobardi

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In this summary we are going to talk about a serious problem of nowdays " Migration".
In fact there is a place called "VALLE DELLA ROIA" where people help refugees, despite it is against Sarkozy's law. This law punishes people with 5 years of prison and 35.000 pounds penality . Inhabitants of this place doesn't care about this law, so they host migrants and they help them to escape to North Europe and when they are arrested they appeal to the CONVENTION OF RIGHTS that says to help people in bad condition.

Giordano
Cosenza
Sabatino
Caiazzo
Martorano
Fasolino

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Migration is a problem which afflicts all the Europe. About France, there is a law of the last president Sarkozy, which provides 35000€ of mulct and five years of imprisonment, for anyone who help and welcome migrants without documents. Despite it, there are a lot of people who welcome these migrants in their houses.

Sorrentino
Verdoliva
Amore
Rapicano

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Do you agree with Trump?Is there anyone in Italy who shares Trump's ideas?

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Do you agree with Trump?Is there anyone in Italy who shares Trump's ideas?

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Watch the ppt and use the expressions to express agreement and disagreement.

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Watch the video and then write down the main points of Trump's immigration plan.

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Watch the video and then write down the main points of Trump's immigration plan.

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Donald Trump explains his immigration plan

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GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump tells CNN's Erin Burnett how he would deport the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S.

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Improve your vocabulary about migration.

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Improve your vocabulary about migration.

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1) What would the world be like without migrants?
2) What are the good and bad aspects of migration?
3) Have you got any friends who are migrants?
4) Has their experience of migration been positive or negative?
5) Do they still visit their country of origin?
6) What memories do they have of their home country?
7) What else have they told you about their experiences?

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Read this summary and then discuss the following questions.

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There are many reasons why people choose to emigrate. Have a look at this list of possible reasons and discuss them with your group. Then try to put them into order from the most important to the least important. You can add more reasons of your own.

•To escape poverty

•To escape war

•To have better job opportunities

•To have a better education for your children

•To escape the political system

•To be with someone you love

•To escape natural disasters

•To learn a foreign language

•To have a higher quality of life

•To live in a country with a better climate

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Why do people decide to emigrate to other countries?

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What are these photos about?

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Vocabulary – Immigrate, Emigrate, Migrate

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Immigrate, emigrate or migrate? These three words look similar and have similar meanings. In this vocabulary lesson, I will explain the meanings and differences between these three commonly mixed-up words. After watching, youll feel confident when you use these words.

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