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18 REFUGIUM THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS alien /ˈeɪlɪən/ -a foreigner, especially one who is not a naturalized citizen of the country where he or she is living. allocate /ˈaləkeɪt/ - distribute according to a plan or set apart for a purpose. asylum /əˈsʌɪləm/ -the protection granted by a state to someone who has left their home country as a political refugee. One of the largest topics of discussion globally is without a doubt the current refugee crisis. The migration of Syrian refugees fleeing civil war and unlivable conditions within their country make up much of this spotlight. The statistics of refugees globally are much aligned with this, with Syrians making up the largest group of refugees by nationality with over 6.6 million Syrians internally and externally displaced. This though is not where the crisis stops. We are currently witnessing the largest and most rapid escalation ever in the number of people being forced from their homes globally since WWll. Iraq, Afghanistan, and Ukraine are embroiled in war, large swathes of Sub-Saharan Africa are wrought with persecution and disaster as is much of Southeast Asia. Much is made of the influx of millions of refugees to Europe, where people are caught in such a state of desperation that they are willing to take on the perilous journey to reach the EU, full knowing that there are many who never make it. The tragedy here though, although not to be diminished, is only telling of part of the story. Refugee camps worldwide are bursting at the seams and have become places of disenchantment and squalor. Hundreds of thousands of people are lost to human trafficking or abducted and sold into slavery. The refugee crisis is also something that will not ‘blow over’ with the passing of time, it is a fundamental issue that is threating to exponentially increase unless thought is given to this issue and the issues around it are highlighted in their entirety. Globally war is often seen as the number one generating factor of refugees but as climate change catches up with the human race, so too are the number of climatic refugees ever on the rise. This trend is so much so that the number of environmental refugees by 2050 will far outweigh that of refugees of any other cause. This is not a problem that is something that can be solved overnight, but needs to be addressed with the utmost urgency or the consequences will cripple the world in its entirety. Current political policies are one of the main issues that need to be addressed in order to generate viable alternatives to what ultimately is a crisis that revolves around the utmost care in procedural planning in order to reduce the impacts of the problem. Further than reading highly charged headlines in newspapers or watching politically motivated clips on the news often depicting refugees as a problem, intensifying xenophobia among the populous, the refugee crisis needs to fundamentally studied and understood by all. Europe itself has been quick to shut its doors to refugees, forgetting how after WW2 many of its own people were taken in as refugees by many of the countries that are seeking refuge on its doorstep now. The crisis is an extremely complex issue which will be objectively unpacked and analyzed in order to derive possible potentialities to work within when it comes to solving this problem.
60 MIL ION People displaced worldwide DISPLACED PEOPLE The current epoch - Largest Refugee Crisis to date since WWll. With over 60 million accounted for displaced people, the population of potential refugees is identical to that of the entire population of Italy - Figure below. The countries currently hosting the largest number of refugees in Europe by official granted claims barely scratches the surface of this problem. Germany Sweden France Italy Switzerland UK 47,555 33,025 20,640 20,630 15,575 14,065 Total claims granted by country 19 STATISTICAL NIGHTMARE
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Romania, and the United Kingdom—r
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fences are ever-more popular with p
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The Moroccan Wall of Western Sahara
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Both EU members and Schengen Area m
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he will receive the rights granted
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Germany returned refugees to Austri
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KIDNAPPING, THREATS, HUMAN TRAFFICK
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CHILDREN ON THE MOVE With no family
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ecommends one shower per 50 persons
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0. LIST OF LIMBOS 1. KAKUMA (KENYA)
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“Sahrawi camps are unique refugee
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RECREATION AND LEISURE Recreation a
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Nauru is a tiny, 34-square kilomete
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scribed the camps as “inherently
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displacement.” Neither likely to
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III The endpoint is a hybrid and co
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sion, depravity, poverty. This beco
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Refugium as a social space The hist
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FROM POINTS TO A LINE Despite the g
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Globalization has torn the walls wh
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The Silk Road pulsated with life, e
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NICARAGUA BERING STRAIT SAKHALIN TU
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Flows - Mapping the migration pheno
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Potentiality of Catastrophe Tailore
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ARCHITECTURE The Architecture itsel
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STRUCTURE Once the possibility of f
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CATWALK The catwalk is by definitio
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ESCALATOR Reaching down from the Ca
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COLLECTIVE ACTIVITIES The central
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Points Identifying the potentialiti
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HEALTH CARE WOMEN AND CHILD CARE SP
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Refugium - A paradigm shift 167 LIF
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EXHIBITION/EDUCATION VISTA FOREST V
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VERTICAL FOREST WALKWAYS HYDROPONIC
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PHOTO-VOLTAIC COVERING MEMORY BOXES
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Fleeing from Agdam, May 1993 Photo
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