Australia’s national anthem is a perfect example of how this country misleads people coming to Australia. This ”lucky country” detains asylum seekers who come to our country and puts them into ‘Mandatory Detention’; John Howard talk for locking up innocent people in worse conditions than your average prison. A country like Canada on the other hand shows compassion for people coming into their fair country. Gyzele Osman i is a woman with an extraordinary story.
In 1999 Serbian soldiers ordered her out of her Kosovo home at gunpoint. She then along with her family (husband and 5 kids) fled out of their village. The family was then granted temporary protection in Australia. She thought to herself, ‘Now my children will have a place that is safe with many opportunities for the future.’ She at first thought ”Australian people are so kind”.
Gyzele’s daughter had to under go three operations which were all unsuccessful, as the 4 th operation was booked; the Australian government ordered her to go back to Kosovo. The government refused to listen to the family’s plea to stay; they were put into Port Hedland Detention Centre in Western Australia. A country like Canada reviews the situation and reviews personal needs. This is from the Canadian website of Citizenship and Immigration: ”we review the Asylum Seekers personal needs of protection”.
When an Asylum Seeker or Refugee is accepted into Canada; the opportunity is available for permanent residence. This is a quote from the Canadian CIC website: ” The Canadian government has several programs to help refugees resettle in Canada and establish themselves in their new home.’ ‘ Canadian family’s can also give shelter to the Asylum Seekers and Refugees by hosting them until they the experience to work in Canada. Australia’s alternative to this is locking up them up in detention centres. Who has the better immigration policy? You be the judge..
The Essay on Multiculturalism In Canada Immigration Canadian People
Canada is often described as a multicultural nation. But what does that mean? Simply stated, it means that Canadians are not of any one cultural background, race or heritage. Instead, Canadians today reflect a vast diversity of cultural heritages and racial groups. The term multiculturalism first came to be used in the 1960's. It was used to counter the term "Biculturalism." Multiculturalism then, ...
