Essays on Syrian Refugee Crisis

Introduction The Syrian civil war has had tragic influences on the modern world. Millions of people have had to flee the country and their homes. In 2015 alone the amount of Syrian refugees increased by 10% (ESI). Today there are more than 10 million syrians…

The purpose of this literature review is to examine and evaluate current researchers on Syrian refugee children with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. However, this review will focus on what the barriers of mental health Syrian refugee children face at schools, how Post Traumatic Stress Disorder…

The Syrian civil war dated March 15, 2011 has been the largest humanitarian crisis since the World War II. It has affected hundreds of people, nations and set back the standard of living by decades. It created the largest refugee crisis and displaced millions. It…

If you live somewhere in the world right now, chances are you know about the infamous terrorist organization, ISIS, and the Syrian Refugee Crisis. Unfortunately, chances also are that you do not know the whole story, so let’s start from the beginning. ISIS, or the…

The three branches of Government play a huge roll in the Syrian Refugee Crisis. Each branch has a different power/job. Each branch has been set up to whereas all the powers watch over the others so they are not going overboard with the powers they…

One million. This number represents the many refugees that have left their home this year, desperately seeking refuge within the borders of foreign countries around the globe. The majority of these refugees are escaping war-stricken Syria, and seek refuge in countries such as Lebanon, Turkey,…

Introduction Many nations across the globe are facing an influx of refugees fleeing their homelands due to conflict created by terror, war, persecution and tyrannical governments. The US alone has admitted almost 70,000 refugees per year since 2013. There are many conflicting stories surrounding the…