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 High Crime rate in Philadelphia - Posted By: SOF-LashondaB
Yesteday, a police officer got shot in his head in a donut shot on 66 and Broad street. I as a kid donot feel safe to walk down the street because i never know whats going to happen,if a police officer can get shot, how can young kids feel safe walking to school and coming back home from school? how can we stop this volince ?
| November 1, 2007 | 12:59:54 |
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 fidays confrence - Posted By: SOF-KimaraP
I felt that that confrence was very good and understanding I understood about the woman migration an human rights i understood alot about that.
| December 4, 2006 | 10:26:34 |
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 Panorama - Posted By: SOF-EricW
This article was about migration in terms of labor. I say this because in the article it says ''many middle-age people have migrated for economic reasons and not persecution. This may be referred to as labour migration resulting from widespread unemployment in the country. It is also not true that many Ugandans seek refuge due to completely unbearable life here at home. Many of these people are not fleeing starvation and a lack of shelter but are on a search for high life on the streets of London. Surely no one can leave Uganda unless they can pay US $ 1000 for the flight to Gatwick or risk a two month trip on a cargo ship''. So i place this article in the categorys of involuntary and labor, I think its some what involuntary because they dont want to leave there home land there being forced to and its labor becase they need jobs because there economic problem
No Questions
| December 1, 2006 | 00:55:47 |
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Gender differeneces in migration - Posted By: SOF-AshleyD
Basically the article is telling me about the difference between men and women to be migrants but focuses on the women. It is also describing how hard it is for the migrant women to find good jobs to take care of their families on the income they receive. Next the article goes into the help that the women overseas get from our government it’s not much but it keeps the children clothed and educated. Also it explains the difference from the 1990’s and now. Basically now our government helps migrants here in the U.S.
| November 30, 2006 | 15:19:57 |
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Trafficking of Women Summary - Posted By: SOF-SamirE
Trafficking women is done to most immigrants. They under pay the women. They tell them the grass is greener over here. When the women get here they are underpaid. The women don’t complain because what they make is a lot compared to what they make in their Country.
| November 30, 2006 | 15:10:29 |
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 children right - Posted By: SOF-JaleelM
it saying in the story tat all kids will grow up in be some thing it do not matter where you come from.it's also say that kids should have the same rights as adult and if you are in a community where kids are aposed to be seen not heard it is hard for them to get there rights.i also thing that kids should have the same right because childen are getting more better at being good so we should have more rights.
| November 30, 2006 | 14:02:00 |
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question - Posted By: SOF-JesseG
why did migrating started?
why do people want migrating?
why women like
and i know that people like mrigrating and it can help you and it do a lot to people
| November 30, 2006 | 13:56:52 |
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 youth migration - Posted By: SOF-JasmineR
1.How is in the youth migration is improving this time around?
2. Will there be another improvement in maybe another 30% increase for the children?
3.Is there any type of way that there could possibly be a change in the later future?
| November 30, 2006 | 13:35:14 |
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Labor - Posted By: SOF-EmmanuelL
I read about the trafficing in the labor section. it was about how the parents would sell there choldren for types of money. It was also about how they would sell them for the least amount of money like for five dollors. I read that there was a mother that sold the 3 childrenm for $180 dollors to a fisherman.
why do they sell there children?
IF THEY ARE CAUDGHT WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
how do the kids live after being sold?
| November 30, 2006 | 13:30:45 |
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Migration - Posted By: SOF-ElyuriahW
The British collected a number of Nepalese youngsters to the British armed forces. And they collected migrants to come and work for them. They used the migrants of Nepalese for employment purposes only. There are many villages in Nepal where labor migration has been established as a culture of a community.
Economic migration to the Middle East from South Asia and other parts of the world was spurred-on by the oil boom in the early 1970s.
Why do they need migrants to work for them?
How could they end migration?
| November 30, 2006 | 12:02:02 |
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What do I think? - Posted By: SOF-DeannaH
The article I read was about children be sold by their own parents into slavery for little as $180. The reason they do this is because of proverty. They are so poor (they live in ghana) that they sale their own children. This needs to be put to a stop.Many people are against it and I am to. Why does the government allow this happen? Most of the children being sold are btween the ages of 3-14 and they are mostly boys. I think this is ridiculous, but how can we change this?
| November 30, 2006 | 12:01:13 |
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labor - Posted By: SOF-SimonaH
In story the women had to leave to work far from their family because they have to work but they send money for food, clothes, and the children eduction it's hard not see your family for a couple of months and they don't see their family always working and I know it's hardnot seeing your mom because I hate when my go away.
| November 30, 2006 | 11:52:52 |
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 labor - Posted By: SOF-RogerH
The story was about poor parents that had no money to take care of the child so fishermen would try to buy the children to make them slaves. their parents to work virtually as slaves for others in order for their parents to earn money. There are more than 1,200 children who have been sold into slavery by poor families on the coast of Ghana to fishermen on Lake Volta says the International Organization of Migration.
why do the do this?
why is the goverment not doing nothing?
why do they want the parents to be slaves and not give them a real job?
| November 30, 2006 | 11:49:50 |
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 migration - Posted By: SOF-AshleyE
the article I have read was about women and mi gration and
For a long time, the issue of women migrants has been low on the international policy agenda. Today, the world has a unique opportunity to change this: For the first time, government representatives from around the globe will be attending a United Nations session specifically devoted to migration. The 2006 High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development offers a critical opportunity to ensure that the voices of migrant women are heard. The explicit recognition of the human rights of women and the need for gender equality is a basic prerequisite of any sound, equitable and effective policy framework that seeks to manage migration in an orderly and humane manner
how do you feel about migration?
do you know anybody thats in migration?
| November 30, 2006 | 11:41:16 |
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 WOMENS SAFETY - Posted By: SOF-CharlenaH
I WAS READING ABOUT HOW WOMEN ARE SOME TIMES USED AS SLAVES AND COULD NOT GET WHAT THEY WANTED. THEY GOT SLOTERD AND RAPED AND BEAT UP FOR STUFF THEY DID NOT DO. AND IF THEY DID NOT HAVE SEX WITH THERE MATE. THE LITTLE GIRLS WAS FORCED TO GET MARRIED AT A YOUNG AGE AND HAVING KIDS WITH THAT PERSON THEY WERE FORCED TO MATE WITH. I THINK THAT ALL OF THAT WAS WRONG BECAUSE NO ONE SHOULD BE FORCED TO DO SOMETHING THEY DO NOT WANT TO LIKE GETTING MARRIED TO SOMEONE YOU DO NOT KNOW AND DO NOT CARE AND PLUS HE'S GROWN. YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE TO GO THREW ALL THAT BECAUSE THAT MAKES NO SINCE AT ALL. MY DAD WILL NEVER WANT ME TO GET MARRIED AT A YOUNG AGE. HE TELL'S ME ALL OF TIME TO STAY A CHILD AS LONG AS POSIBLE. HOPEULLY ALL OF THIS WAR AGAINST WOMEN IS SOLVED WHEN I GROW UP BECAUSE I DO NOT WANT TO THREW ALL THAT
| November 30, 2006 | 11:15:27 |
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FOR MISS A - Posted By: SOF-YeremyahR
Woman migration
The article was about woman migration
The relating article didn’t have any solutions to solve the other one problems
So our solutions are to let it be both men and woman to make it easier and its more helpful.
Labor
Parents had to sell their children for money because they was poor and they couldn’t afford them
Our solutions is that they can fundraise or donate money
Another solution is that they can get more jobs or maybe having school for the kids
| November 30, 2006 | 10:46:04 |
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 Migration - Posted By: SOF-DuronM
Woman migration
The article was about woman migration
The relating article didn’t have any solutions to solve the other one problems
So our solutions are to let it be both men and woman to make it easier and its more helpful.
Labor
Parents had to sell their children for money because they was poor and they couldn’t afford them
Our solutions is that they can fundraise or donate money
Another solution is that they can get more jobs or maybe having school for the kids
| November 30, 2006 | 10:41:58 |
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lashonda and breanna solution - Posted By: SOF-LashondaB
yes what i read today did help because they made group homjes for the kids that need it and there new foster parents would have to but them clothes and put food on there tables.And they have medicine out in all they stores for the kids and adults that really need it and alot of them do . now there are not alot of homeless kids around and people but there are still alot of them around.
| November 30, 2006 | 10:36:23 |
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chinarose - Posted By: Aruna
In Ghana, West Africa a little over $180 was handed over to the mother of a child and the deal was sealed a child of 3 had just been pawned by his parents to a local fisherman to be used as a diver in the Volta river to arrange fishing nets to facilitate heavy catches. It is estimated that until the practice came to light and exposed, at least 10 children were sold each day by poor parents to fishermen or anybody who was interested in buying them. These children, including some who were only three years old were sold into virtual slave labour for as much as US $180 and as little as $5 in extreme cases. the children was given out by their parents to work virtually as slaves for others in order for their parents to earn money. Ernest Taylor, the project coordinator, said the 1,203 children being reunited with their families represented a small fraction of the Ghanaian children sold by their parents into virtual slavery. Most are boys aged between 3 and 14 who are forced to work long hours casting and drawing nets. They are poorly fed and never paid. Sometimes, they drown in their attempts to retrieve nets caught on tree stumps at the bottom of the lake. The children that have not been sold into slavery to be used by other but have been forced by the economic situations at home to make a livelihood along the coast where they help mend nets and pull catches to the shore.
They said in an AP news report last year reported that some 15,000 Benin children work in Nigerian granite pits cracking stones. 116 have been returned to their homes, some unfortunately have died there.
An analysis into the background of the children show that they come from very poor backgrounds and were sold off when their parents could not afford keeping them around. This crude form of adoption was, perhaps to the parents, the only means by which they-parents and other sibling and the children involved could.
They also said In our part of the world, where the rule is, “survival by all means necessary’, the abuse of the rights of the child is a simple issue of survival. Faced with the harsh realities of poverty parents, institutions and governments have virtually thrown overboard almost all the rights of the African child outlined in the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child.
| November 30, 2006 | 10:23:09 |
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sumery - Posted By: SOF-BrandonP
the artecal was about a poor people from around the world working for little money. it was aboutlittle childen my age and younger working to provide food for there familys. the mother die because of deseses. the childen have aids and then pass the aids down to there childen. my question is why dont any one do anything? and what can i do to help?
| November 30, 2006 | 10:11:11 |
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reading - Posted By: SOF-ShawnD
what i read was about Every year millions of women working millions of jobs overseas send hundreds of millions of dollars in remittance funds back to their homes and communities. These funds go to fill hungry bellies, clothe and educate children, provide health care and generally improve living standards for loved ones left behind. For host countries, the labour of migrant women is so embedded into the very fabric of society that it goes virtually unnoticed. Migrant women toil in the households of working families, soothe the sick and comfort the elderly. They contribute their technical and professional expertise, pay taxes and quietly support a quality of life that many take for granted.
| November 30, 2006 | 09:55:30 |
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ms. aruna- migration - Posted By: SOF-NadiraJ
The summary i read was about migration. It was about how immigrants went to different countries to find work, food, etc. The money the immmigrants earned went to fill hungry bellies, clothe poor children and educate the uneducated.As work, migrant women, they toiled the households of more wealthy fa milies, they soothed the sick and also helped the elderly. They also contributed their technical,professional expertise pay takes and try to make those important whose live s has been taken for granted.
As i read thi article I wondered:
1. How come some countries had money and the others didnt?
2. How come some parts of the migrated countries have money and the othewrs dont?
3. Why didn't the people inwhich the immigrants cleaned their homes, why didn't they pay the immigrants a little extra?
| November 30, 2006 | 03:40:56 |
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Proverty of rights on a child - Posted By: SOF-AllenG
This article on Proverty of rights on a child is about how over in Ghana, West Africa, parents are selling there children for high as $180 to as low as $5 to fisherman because they were so poor. Fortunately, little over 1200 children were reunited with there family thankfully to Ernest Taylor. But that was only a small fraction of Ghana.
I have 4 questions about this situation:
1. Why would they let there parents sell there children to fisherman under 5?
2. Who came up with the idea to let parents sell there children?
3. How could any parent sell there child for as low as $5?
4. I wonder if this still could be in effect even if they say its over in that part of Ghana.
| November 29, 2006 | 15:47:51 |
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Chidren Slavery - Posted By: SOF-AaronP
Chidren from southwest Ghana are sold by there parents into slavery. Parents usually sell there children because they are poor. They sell there children from 100$ to 5$ (in extreme cases). Most of these chidren die. This is Truly sad.
1. Why dont the parents have dicent jobs?
2. Why dont they put there chidren in a orphanage?
| November 29, 2006 | 13:59:04 |
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 involuntary trafficing - Posted By: SOF-CraigR
involuntary traficing is a very bad thing to do to people. i dont think that it was right to take people from there home town and moved them to where ever and treat them like they want to.
1. why do they do this?
2. do the people like when they do it?
3. if you dont go will they kill you?
| November 29, 2006 | 13:44:11 |
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Migration - Posted By: SOF-LafayetteM
What is the dark side with migration?
How does migration open doors for women?
Why is the demand for women migrants at an all time high?
This article is about how women migrate for a better life. They come to the united States for a better life, and better jobs. They come over to the United States.
| November 29, 2006 | 13:43:07 |
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Migrrants - Posted By: SOF-AndreP
Why does migrant differs from immigrants?
How many migrants are there in the world?
Why are there migrants but they are americans?
| November 29, 2006 | 13:39:55 |
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 miss a - Posted By: SOF-TimothyR
this artical is about how poor parents sold there children to fishermen for money and the kids had to work for the fishermen without pay and they did not get piad for it they were slaves.
1.why did sell their kids.
2.what was the city like.
3.was it a bad enviernment
| November 29, 2006 | 13:37:28 |
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Women and Migration - Posted By: SOF-MohammadI
Today, 95million women migrants in the world. Eavry year millions of Women working on million jobsoverseas send hundreds of millions of dollars in remittance funds back to their homes and communities.For host countries, the labour of migrant women is so embedded into the very fabric of society that it goes virtually unnoticed. Migrant women toil in the households of working families, soothe the sick and comfort the elderly.
1.When Migration start?
2. That migration good for people
3. How many migration people live in U.A.S
| November 29, 2006 | 13:29:46 |
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Youth Right - Posted By: SOF-DonteS
The image of youth today is to be seen and not heard by the adult population. Today the teenage population is being the most rebelus population. It is also been taken advantage by most of the adult population, espeicaly since adolences have been able to be employed for part time jobs. On daily occation teenagers have been talked down to by adults. Teenagers rights are highly redused by Gaurdians and by law.
How are the rights of youth violated by migration?
Do youths have a right to migration aswell as adults?
Is there anyway youth can cause any form of migration?
| November 29, 2006 | 13:22:20 |
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ms.a - Posted By: SOF-SaadiqB
how does labor affect you?
what can we do to stop labor?
why was labpor so bad?
| November 29, 2006 | 11:44:07 |
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 Xenophobia and Discrimination - Posted By: SOF-JasmineW
The article's topic was based on xenophobia and discrimination. The article was talking about how a man named Simon attented a christmas party that was organized by the manager from work. The people who also attented were some of his friends. Simon stayed in a small group of people that consisted of students, engineers, IT specialist, lawyers, and laboures. They were all having a good discussion until it became political. A man named Phil introduced his thoughts of manners. He stated that he can't believe those bastards killed our children in Bali. Kick them, send them back to where they belong. They can't fit in with our, the Australian. Simon stated his opinion about what Phil said and Simon asked Phil you are trying to say that we should deport, kick out, detain every single Muslim and person who doesn't fit into of society? You are telling me that al Muslims are terrorist and all of them hate us? Phil said yes. Simon felt as though that was vey ignorant and discrminating because he felt like all Muslims aren't terroist and everyone should be treated equally. He also thought that people discriminating other people was over and thar was over a hundred yeas ago.
Do you think what Phil said was worng?
Do you think other people think that all Muslims are terrorsits?
Are their more people like Phil still out there?
Does discrimination still exist agianst other races?
What can we do to prevent it?
| November 29, 2006 | 11:39:33 |
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 discrimination on women - Posted By: SOF-ImanG
i feel reall strongly about people taking women for granted number on because i am a young women and without women alot of things could not happen like for examples baby's. i dont understand how some poeple like that towards a sex that mankind depens on.
1. i would like know what is going threw peoples head to make them think men are better then women.
2. i want to know how the women ell when they cannot do diffrent thing because of there sex
| November 29, 2006 | 11:18:59 |
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 Trafficking of Women - Posted By: SOF-BreannaB
This article was about men who abuse women. They kidnap women and rape them and then let other men rape the women. Trafficking is selfish and unfair to women. We shouldn't have to be used for sex. Each year women are tricked into things that they really don't want to do. Trafficking is a new slave trade. Many people are involved in Trafficking.
| November 29, 2006 | 10:55:12 |
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lashonda's thoughts - Posted By: SOF-LashondaB
what i read about was millions of woman every year all over give up there money to the people that need it for there homes or to poor young kids that need it .most of the money the ladys send goes out so people can eat and most of them need clothes that is alot of money there woman are sending out for fund and i know that these people a greatful for them and they are happy about that.
1.do these people meet some of the ladys?
2.are some of the kida infint ?
3. are the people aloud to write some of the ladys?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:41:40 |
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 My Assignment for Ms. A - Posted By: SOF-DemitryB
Sub-Saharan Africans are increasingly migrating to North African countries. United States has always been a nation of immigrants while others believe illegal entry and threats to national security are unprecedented. Nicolas Sarkozy succeeded in passing a law that he argues will finally allow the government to control immigration.
Why does the United States accept Immigrants ?
What lead to Immigrants ?
Why do they migrate ?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:35:48 |
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Voluntary and Involuntary Migration - Posted By: SOF-KierraO
The article I read was about Voluntary and Involuntary migration. It was basically talking about the different reasons why immigrants eave ther home palces and move to different places voluntary or involuntary. So they gave and example of a girl named Tina who was 27 years old. They talked about how she lefft Uganda to find her boyfriend, but where she lived was falling apart anyway; She went to go find her boyfriend in Manchester. Also how the girl Tina made it and found her boyfriend and she sent backserveral thousand pounds back to Uganda to plot land and herold house to be knocked down. This is basicallywhat this one article was about. This would be a case of voluntary migration because she wanted to leave where she lived. But some involuntary migration moght be because of natural disasters or life or death situations.
| November 29, 2006 | 10:25:56 |
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ms a work - Posted By: SOF-IeashaN
This article is about childern that was traded for food and money over at ghana. kids to the age of 3 to 14 mostly boys was being traded to do labor for a fisher man ,so they had to work near lakes to help with the nets and the things in the water. some of the kid drownd while working near the lake. their are about 1 thousand people that was sent to work by their parents to survive. thats a rule
tha they go by. one of my question that i have is how do the parents feel about giving away their child. anthor question that i have is why do they feel that they got got to trade their children to survive? my last question is what do you feel about the whole thing that is going on
| November 29, 2006 | 10:21:44 |
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migration - Posted By: SOF-YeremyahR
To me the article that I read was about how parents from Ghana, West Africa had to strugle to care for there chidren but they were so very poor they had to sell there children to a local fisherman to be used as diverrs in the Volta river to arrange fishing nets to facilitate heavy catches.
1. How did these parents get so poor ?
2. wasn't there an alternative to selling there children ?
3. Why did'nt anyone help them until know ?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:21:13 |
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Poverty and the Rughts of the Child - Posted By: SOF-MarciaD
Poverty and the Rights of the Child
This story was about how poor parents over in Ghana, West Africa were selling their children to fisherman for money. These children were from ages 3 to 14, there were mostly boys. The children were forced to go under water and put fish nets at the bottom of the rivers so that the fisherman could catch big fish. These children were totured because they barely ate and for their hard labor they were not piad. Some of them died because they drowned.
I want to know:
How old was the children that died?
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Did the fisherman get arrested for doing this to children?
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What did the government have to say about this kind of act?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:18:06 |
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genders - Posted By: SOF-AshleyC
When reading this you cant help but feel bad cause you know it took people a long time to really see how much they really bring to the united states(woman) more then half of all migants are women and they are confronted with many things from a day to day baseis.they send millions of dollars back to there homes for general needs to be taken care of.for a long time they where last onthe list for every thing but this brings me to ask two questions 1 why did it take this long for the policymakes to acknowled this? 2. what are they doing for others that are not migrants but lower income?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:16:58 |
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Nicole theories - Posted By: SOF-NicoleDM
The story where about childeren who where giving out buy there parents and they where poor and bearly fed. The parents gave they childeren out so they could work virtually as slaves most of them where boys. At least 10 childeren where sold each day buy poor parents to fishmen or any one who where interest.
How the parents get poor ?
Was there anyone to sell there childeren?
Why know won did them help?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:15:33 |
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 WOMEN IMMIGRATION - Posted By: Mahcaiyah
THE ARTICAL THAT I JUST READ ABOUT WAS ABOUT THE CASE OF WOMEN MIGRATING TO THE UNITED STATES OR ANY WHERE ELSE. ALMOST A HUGE AMOUNT OF THE PEOPLE WHO MIGRATE, ARE WOMEN OF ALL DIFFERENT AGES AND SMALL, YOUNG CHILDREN. 95 MILLION OF THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MIGRATED IN THE LAST FOURTY YEARS HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO BE WOMEN. THE AUTHOR OF THE ARTICAL SAID IT WAS IMPORTANT TO GET THE IMFORMATION OUT THERE BECAUSE WHEN WOMEN MIGRATE, THEY DO IT FOR A NOUMEROUS AMOUNT OF REASONS LIKE POVERTY, STARVATION, HOMELESSNESS, AND MUCH MORE. ALTHOUGH IT IS A FACT THAT MEN SEEM TO BE ALMOST MORE LIABLE TO RECIEVE BETTER JOBS AND ALL, WOMEN CAN DO JUST AS GOOD. WOMEN WHO'VE MIGRATED THAT WOTK OVER SEA'S SEND ALMOST EVERYTHING THAT THEY EARN HOME TO THEIR FAMILIES. THIS SHOWS THAT WOMEN CAN DO ALOT MORE THAN MOST PEOPLE THINK.
1. IS IT EVER EASY TO MIGRATE?
2. DO YOU LIKE THE PLACE THAT YOU MIGRATE TO?
3. DO YOU FACE ANY DISCRIMINATION WHEN YOU MIGRATE?
4. DO YOU EVER FEEL ANY REGRETS TOWARDS YOUR MIGRATION?
| November 29, 2006 | 10:12:53 |
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Immigration and me - Posted By: SOF-MohammadI
I have mostly positive attitude while I am immigrant in U.S.A. In U.S.A most of the people is an immigrant. So, we have multicultural atmosphere in hear. We can meet different people with difference touch. We are getting very joyful moment and as well as we are very fortune to get touch of different kind sports, food etc. When I have immigrant here I had a language problem. Most of the immigrant had also a language problem but good thing is that finally we overcome it. Yes I think immigration affect our life mostly in positive way.
| November 29, 2006 | 09:27:47 |
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Human Rights - Posted By: SOF-QuasanB
In the essay that I read. They were talking about ecconomics and brain drain. There was a oranization created. Called United Nation Developing Programme. They raised money for the people would had the disability of brain grain.The disease cause the people to be on life support. When India donated mony to the organization India lost over two billion dallors. How was the brain drain disease discovered. Is it possible to survive a brain drain. If some one does surve a brain drain, how long does that person live.
| November 29, 2006 | 02:06:32 |
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Does immgration effect you - Posted By: SOF-ShannonS
If immigration effect you?
I think immigration does effect you I believe it effect everybody. You don't have to move to a different country you could just move into a different area of your city. So, yes i do believe migration do effect me and everyone else and it is very important.
| November 28, 2006 | 15:25:40 |
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Immigration - Posted By: SOF-AllenG
I think immigration does effect me because today in schools, if you are not from this country and you don't speak english well, kids may tease you and that can be resulted in having to go through all this drama because somebody talking about an immigrant. Actually, this can go on any where like public places. It effects me here because I have to worry about how this immigrant will take it.
| November 28, 2006 | 15:24:56 |
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Immigration - Posted By: SOF-AllenG
I think immigration does effect me because today in schools, if you are not from this country and you don't speak english well, kids may tease you and that can be resulted in having to go through all this drama because somebody talking about an immigrant. Actually, this can go on any where like public places. It effects me here because I have to worry about how this immigrant will take it.
| November 28, 2006 | 15:23:28 |
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mirgration - Posted By: SOF-JohannaC
well i woudent care like that cause i am not one of them
| November 28, 2006 | 14:53:07 |
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immagration - Posted By: SOF-YvetteM
i dont think immagration and migration effects me because it doesnt play a big part in my life. yes i have friend swhos ancestors we immagrants so that doesnt play a big part in my life
| November 28, 2006 | 14:44:15 |
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immigration - Posted By: SOF-AndreP
Immigration does not affect me because the people need something to eat because they have less money and have too many kids. But some people have problem with the immigrants because they have the somme jobs the people want .
| November 28, 2006 | 14:06:34 |
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immigration - Posted By: SOF-DeannaH
Immigration doesn' really effect me because from what I know all of my family members that I know personally are all usa citizens. Immigration does effect my ancestors though cause they were brought over from africa into the usa. But im not even sure because I dont really know my history and where I really come from.
| November 28, 2006 | 11:54:25 |
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 what i think about immagration - Posted By: raenisha
we i think imagration effects me because now people would do any to get work. people that are imagration don't play they just get there work done and people that's not in immargation they play around to much and then all you going to see is immagrations getting all the good jobs. well that's what i think
| November 28, 2006 | 11:47:42 |
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 Immigration and Me - Posted By: SOF-AndersonJ
Immigration affects me everday. I mean every where I go I come across an immigrant, whether it be at the local corner store , construction site, or just on the street. This affects me , through the fact that I dont judge on for their race. Also if it were not for immigrant I and most other people would not be here today.
| November 28, 2006 | 11:43:56 |
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 my thought - Posted By: lakuana
my thoughts for the 2006 united nation conference is that it with be good because it with be alot of people that will be there to see our school.people with be here so that should be good because people will be there to see us .
| November 22, 2006 | 15:34:24 |
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my point of view - Posted By: SOF-ImanG
i am a bit nervous about then meeting because i will be representing my school immigrants around the world and myself. i think i am goin to contribute by giving my opion on how i feel about immigation and also giving some of solutions. i look forward to learning new terms and new people, and other people point of view
| November 22, 2006 | 15:30:10 |
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