Over 650,000 Canadian men and women served in World War 1, over 60,000 were killed and 172,000 wounded. In World War 2, over 1 million Canadians served across the army, navy and air force, with 47,000 losing their lives. Since then, Canadians have participated in many UN peacekeeping missions and conflicts including the Korean War and recent missions in Afghanistan, where 158 soldiers have died so far. Remembrance Day honors the sacrifices of over 110,000 men and women who fought so that we may live in peace and freedom today.
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It was the power point presentation, presented during my second semester master degree at Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea.
I tries to figure out the current critical assessment of Syrian refugee crisis and how the United nation and other NGOs are working to address the refugee crisis.
Role of UN and other NGOs in solving Syrian Refugee CrisisNepaliPadam
It was the power point presentation, presented during my second semester master degree at Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea.
I tries to figure out the current critical assessment of Syrian refugee crisis and how the United nation and other NGOs are working to address the refugee crisis.
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Australia is often referred to as a society of immigrants and, since the 1970s, as a multicultural society. We shall look at the evolution from ‘White Australia’ to modern multiculturalism, and beyond, at the current ‘crisis of multiculturalism’. We shall also look at the problematic relationship between multiculturalism and Aboriginal claims for recognition. This shall lead us to question what forms race take today in a rapidly changing Australia. In particular, how does the immigration system, with its emphasis on ‘skilled migration’, contribute to writing a particular version of the national story and citizenship, one that arguably is still ‘raced’.
The issue of asylum is arguably one of the most politicised in Australia and elsewhere. Critics argue for a strict distinction between legal and illegal immigration, while supporters of the right to asylum highlight human rights abuses, war, and starvation as legitimate reasons for benevolence. States over the last two decades have increased the policing of borders, detention and deportation of would-be refugees. We shall examine the various approaches to the debate situating it within a view on globalization that highlights the apparently unstoppable flow of humans and the possible futility of borders in a transnational age defined by risk, uncertainty and the human instinct for survival.
Our Website "Allegiance to Khalifa" is the first virtual site designed to show appreciation, recognition and loyalty to His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan , President of the United Arab Emirates
This PowerPoint presentation describes, in a nutshell, the Syrian crisis. This was my first PowerPoint presentation which I along with my team members presented to the English professor.
The presentation is concerned with the increasing humanitarian turmoil of present world, refugee crisis. It contains the following contents definition of refugee, causes, issues of refugee emergency, state of international assistance and present scenario of human rights violation happened for refugee crisis
The Racial State - Mobility and change Alana Lentin
Australia is often referred to as a society of immigrants and, since the 1970s, as a multicultural society. We shall look at the evolution from ‘White Australia’ to modern multiculturalism, and beyond, at the current ‘crisis of multiculturalism’. We shall also look at the problematic relationship between multiculturalism and Aboriginal claims for recognition. This shall lead us to question what forms race take today in a rapidly changing Australia. In particular, how does the immigration system, with its emphasis on ‘skilled migration’, contribute to writing a particular version of the national story and citizenship, one that arguably is still ‘raced’.
The issue of asylum is arguably one of the most politicised in Australia and elsewhere. Critics argue for a strict distinction between legal and illegal immigration, while supporters of the right to asylum highlight human rights abuses, war, and starvation as legitimate reasons for benevolence. States over the last two decades have increased the policing of borders, detention and deportation of would-be refugees. We shall examine the various approaches to the debate situating it within a view on globalization that highlights the apparently unstoppable flow of humans and the possible futility of borders in a transnational age defined by risk, uncertainty and the human instinct for survival.
Our Website "Allegiance to Khalifa" is the first virtual site designed to show appreciation, recognition and loyalty to His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan , President of the United Arab Emirates
This PowerPoint presentation describes, in a nutshell, the Syrian crisis. This was my first PowerPoint presentation which I along with my team members presented to the English professor.
The presentation is concerned with the increasing humanitarian turmoil of present world, refugee crisis. It contains the following contents definition of refugee, causes, issues of refugee emergency, state of international assistance and present scenario of human rights violation happened for refugee crisis
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20. By the end of the First World War in 1918, Canada-at the
time a country of less than 8 million citizens-would see
more than 650,000 men and women serve in uniform.
Over 3000 women served as nurses and ambulance
drivers and over 425,000 went overseas, where they
fought in appalling conditions.
The conflict took a great toll, over 60,000 Canadians and
Newfoundlanders were killed and 172,000 were
wounded.
The sacrifices and achievements of those who gave so
much in the effort to restore peace and freedom are not
forgotten.
28. ALTHOUGH EXEMPT FROM CONSCRIPTION THROUGH TREATIES, MORE
THAN 3,000 FIRST NATIONS PEOPLES ENLIST DURING WWII
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48. CANADIAN FORCES, 1941-1945
ARMY 700,000 NAVY 100,000 AIR FORCE 250,000
*INCLUDES 45 000 WOMEN
Canadians played a crucial role in the D-Day
invasion and the liberation of the Netherlands.
Over 47,000 Canadians lost their lives.
Too many for us to ever forget.
54. CANADA SENT TROOPS TO KOREA AS PART
OF THE UN FORCE. BY THE TIME THE WAR
ENDED IN 1953, 22, 791 CANADIANS HAD
FOUGHT IN KOREA.
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WAR, CANADIANS HAVE TAKEN PART IN
DOZENS OF UNITED NATIONS
PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS AROUND THE
GLOBE, FROM CYPRUS AND HAITI TO
BOSNIA AND SOMALIA. TROOPS HAVE
SEEN ACTIVE COMBAT AS WELL.
63. Afghanistan is not, nor has it ever been a traditional peacekeeping
mission. There are no ceasefire arrangements to enforce an no
negotiated peace settlement to respect. Negotiation is not an option
with groups such as the Taliban nor Al-Qaeda, who are not interested
in the kind of peace that the Afghan people seek.
Our mission is one of nation building. Our forces are doing exactly the
type of work that needs to be done in Afghanistan. Our soldiers are
the best in the world for this kind of mission. They are well trained,
well led, and have the best equipment on the ground.
Canada has also developed diplomats, development workers, civilian
police, as well as experts in human rights, good governance, the rule
of law and democracy building- all of whom come together in common
endeavour in Afghanistan.
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ANOTHER 1,412 SUFFERING
NON-BATTLE INJURIES.
OVERALL, 158 SOLDIERS HAVE
DIED IN THE CONFLICT SO FAR.
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we may live in peace and freedom today. Taking
an active role to remember these people, along
with the Veterans who experienced the hardships
of war, military conflict and peace efforts, is one
way of saying "thank you."
WHY
REMEMBER?