Essays on ERF

Executive Summary

Australians from all kinds of different backgrounds have started to understand that the country's urban communities can't manage debauched development and its great environmental aspects. Diminishing water supplies, coming up short nourishment dishes, expanded vitality expenses, more extreme bushfires, serious tempests, flooding, sea disintegration, rising transport costs, lodging deficiencies and natural contamination are currently and unfortunately every day news. Australia's urban areas may have come to their biological limits: another model for arranging the land we live is required. Understanding the common cycles of the city is pretty much as imperative as arranging our urban areas upon the information ...

Introduction

Asylum is a fundamental right for people who are facing harmful prosecution and adverse circumstances in their own country and therefore are in need of international protection. That granting asylum to helpless refugees is an international obligation was first recognized in Geneva Convention held in 1951 on the protection of refugees. Geneva Convention identified refugee as someone who cannot return to his home country due to reasonable "fear of being prosecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion” (McDonough & Tsourdi, 2012). All the member states of European Union are required to undertake a joint ...