What r needs that have surfaced for the community as a result of the psychological effect on refugees ?
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The needs have been more Police and Border Patrol Agents are needed to control the influx of mass immigration at the taxpayers expense.
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Knowledge and guidance. The government should make the peole happy and the people in return should do their share to make the country productive and peaceful :-)
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MORE MOTIVATED!\n\nImmigration will be one of the biggest factors I think also!
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gererally the result of people having been oppressed for a long time.  i call your attention to the middle east.
645335
I think it wold have to be a specific threat to the person or their specific social grouping (rather than just being Sunni etc).\n\nThe people of Iraq are generally having an awful time ... it wold seem wrong to take someone as a refugee if they were just going back to the same situation as the rest of the people - that smacks of preference rather than necessity.
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Your question is so broad you are asking for\nan answer that could earn someone a Master's degree!\n\nI would say that resources is the major problem in these areas.  Lack of water, food, shelter, education, housing, medicine, doctors, ...
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Well, a few starting points - 1) random acts of charity convince people that the world is a good place (and accents what we have in common, not our differences), which may decrease the resentment and aggression that leads people to warlike behaviour (so peace). 2) taking people out of the cycle of poverty helps the whole community because poor people are empowered to buy goods and services. The more ofthen money changes hands, the richer everone gets (so prosperity).
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Mental asylum.\nA better class of people!
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I'm afraid that the majority of people do not know anything about this terrible conflict. (sad but true) The average person is interested only in the things that surround and impact their own lives. I really wish people would stretch themselves enough to learn about what is happening in our world - and this ongoing conflict regarding the future of Kashmir is an enormous problem. What began as a political controversy has gradually evolved to be about ethnicity and religious differences. This has resulted in a dangerous, impossible environment of intolernace, intimidation, and violence. What I feel most sad about is the fact that so many children are suffering. They have become orphans and are living destitute lives...and even if they had the blessing of caring adults, most likely those adults need psychiatric help (due to the huge growth in post-traumatic stress in the region) and are destitute themselves. Basically, no person is receiving the help they need. It's a tragic situation.
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As long as there are conflicting interest between individual impulses and the overall needs of the community, there will be laws. Laws set boundaries so that people can interact positively, causing minimum damage to each other. Whether it's following traffic laws (e.g. who gets to go first, where each car can drive in what direction, etc. to avoid accidents) to international trade (how much different currencies are worth, how much has to be paid for items, etc.), it is all about creating a benefit for the overall community so that we all can have better lives.
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According to the United States State Department, the qualifications for refugee status admission to the United States includes the following:\n\n"an applicant must establish that he or she has suffered past persecution or has a well-founded fear of future persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion, as specified in Section 101(a)(42) of the INA [Immigration and Nationality Act]."\n\nHardship is not enough.  You must have been persecuted or be under threat of persecution to qualify.
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Australia has an obligation under the 1967? (i think) UN Warsaw Human Rights agreement to allow asylum seekers into the country and thoroughly investigate their individual circumstances before deciding on their refugee status.  The feelings of the Indonesian people and / or Government should not stand in the way of our International (and humanitarian!) obligations.
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You mean the effects a group has being "for" or "against" an organization or individual effectiveness?\n\nThe are many impacts:\nSocial, economical, political, physical injury, mental injury.\nIs the "group" peaceful or antisocial?\nIs the organization or individual -  "good or "bad"?\nIf a group does not like something they can boycott it and sales drop, or like it and sales rise. \nTo raise or lower morale of a group - an organization or individual has great influence, by its actions or inaction's.\nPeople live in,  or move from a town by it's perceived or actual morale being good or bad.\nThere are too many impacts a group can have for me to list.
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hmmmm. that one is tricky. but take ww2 for ex. the war was a big boost for the economy esp. since it started during the depression. it gave people jobs. and helped with the stock market. socially it wasn't so great though it did help people by boosting there moral as in getting jobs. but on the German front it was devastating to Jews and anyone the Germans persecuted. long term it ended up bringing Communism which as we all know isn't that great. so basically you are looking for anything that would be kinda like that where you could see a drastic impact on all fronts. good luck. hope i helped if not sorry.
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Come to Canada.  They have refugee program.
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It preserves the stability of the existing ethnic mix, at least for the time being.\n\nMore could be said, but to what purpose?  If you think about it, this is really an advantage for all existing people there.\n\nIt has been merciless to refugees en route from Afghanistan and other places, but the reality is accepting these would invite an endless stream.\n\nAustralia actually has limited habitable space, water and many other limited resources.  It is already strained in many ways.\n\nI hope you can think of what I have left out.  Problems are not solved by exporting them to new places, thus far relatively untarnished.\n\nEspecially when the list of difficulties is already long enough.
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Ask the emergency people to request crisis counselors to also respond... they might be already depending on the situation.