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It’s disappointing that this world has the belief that we should all have equal and human rights, yet from the day a person is born,…
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Critique – I Came By Boat The photo campaign “I Came by Boat” is an Australian based public awareness campaign. The campaign aims to, “raise…
![Accounts of "Borderscape"](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
In the article, “The Caribbean Roots of European Maritime Interdiction” by Jeffery Kahn, I was first struck by the hook he opens with to capture…
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The articles this week covered the principles of human rights. While migration has historically been a fundamental human right dating back to the roots of…
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“The sad truth is that those who have little reason to leave their birth countries are among the few born with the freedom to relocate.”…
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While intended to mobilize action, the function of innocence in our view of the migrant, as Ticktin argues, only further contributes to limited and harmful…
![Critique | Choose your own escape route](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
BBC’s Syrian Journey: Choose your own escape route is an online interactive experience, which aims to put an individual in the shoes of a Syrian…
![Borders and Innocence](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
In a group interview, someone asked if borders are necessary and if we should have them. This question may seem like it has a simple answer,…
![Innocence and Migrants](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
Miriam Ticktin’s “What’s Wrong with Innocence” puts in one place a set of complete and coherent thoughts relating to the idea of innocence and what…
![Understanding the Similarities](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
In Miriam Ticktin’s, What’s Wrong with Innocence, I was able to understand some of the deeper roots of sympathy and reasons for political and personal…
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