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Syrian Refugee Crisis – Global Human Rights Direct
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Syrian Refugee Crisis

NGOs working on the issue

  • Amnesty International
  • Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa

Links to additional relevant NGOs


Ideas for helping out with the issue

  1. Trauma is something that can burrow into someone’s mind indefinitely. It continue to instill emotional distress, discomfort, and fear into the host. But trauma can be used like a tool. In the case of Jany Deng and countless others, their trauma has been u
  2. Students are able to engage in the refugee crisis or any other controversy pertaining to human rights in a number of different ways. One way that this can be tackled is by having students write a report on a certain topic that pertains to human rights. An
  3. Having people discuss their stories and experiences on whatever controversial topic we have is very tough for anyone to talk about. Many times these people face issues of PTSD or loss of a loved one because of how traumatic the issues have been. The best
  4. Ethical issues must be dealt with an even unbiased hand. Confidentiality and anonymity must be offered, but there must be identification and proof of experience to those given the status. Whether this is sent through the site moderator or through a third
  5. There is no control over the information transferred between the persons talking through the site. If a person desiring anonymity gives personal or identifiable information to another through the site, the information cannot be tracked and his anonymity c

Testimonials

RELATED INDIVIDUALS: Arizona Model United Nations – Adiat Azeez (Professional Development Officer) Email: professionaldevelopment@arizonamun.org Arizona Global Health Project – Noah Sorkow (Director of Professional Development) Email: nsorkow@email.arizona.edu Joanne Lagasse-Long – International Student Services Email: jglong@email.arizona.edu Arizona Attorney General – Mark Brnovich Cell Phone: (520) 628-6504 H. Brinton Milwood – College of Public Policy Director Email: milward@email.arizona.edu Maha Nassar – Professor Modern Middle East History – Islamic Studies (University of Arizona) Email: mtnassar@email.arizona.edu Scott Lucas – Associate Professor of Islamic Studies (University of Arizona) Email: sclucas@email.arizona.edu Leila Hudson – Modern Middle Culture & Political Economy (University of Arizona) Email: lhudson@email.arizona.edu Daniel Rothenberg – ASU Center for the Future of War (did several articles on the Syrian conflict) Email: Daniel.Rothenberg@asu.edu RELATED VIDEOS: ISIS 2015 – ISIS War News – Inside ISIS – Full Documentary 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsFpqT_VLxg Syria’s Unending Rebel Conflict: Wolves of the Valley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cb3OURdl3g Syria – The True Story, Full Documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms5NdKCuADE SYRIANA Feature Length Film not on YouTube Battle for Syria – Full Movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEQGosMZafc Syrian Revolution Film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA8HsfRioWE The Islamic State- Full Length https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUjHb4C7b94 Foreigners Fighting ISIS in Syria: The War of Others https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoqds4LV9RI War on Syria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqOpSMh_1cs

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