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Internally displaced persons are individuals who have been forced to flee their homes but remain within the borders of their own country, while refugees are individuals who have fled their country due to persecution or conflict. The distinction is important because refugees are protected by international laws and conventions, which may provide them with more access to humanitarian assistance and protection compared to internally displaced persons, who may face challenges in receiving the same level of support.
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What was harding's view on getting involved in foreign affairs?
Harding believed in a return to isolationism and preferred to focus on domestic issues, like economic recovery and social stability. He wanted to avoid potential entanglements in European conflicts and prioritize strengthening the United States internally.
What are the external and internal factors influencing foreign policy in Zimbabwe?
External factors influencing foreign policy in Zimbabwe include international alliances, global economic conditions, and regional stability. Internally, factors such as domestic politics, public opinion, and economic challenges can also impact foreign policy decisions.
What are the different features of idealism?
Idealism is a philosophical perspective that emphasizes the importance of ideas, thoughts, and mind over material reality. Key features include the belief in the primacy of consciousness, the idea that reality is shaped by perceptions and interpretations, and the notion that reality is ultimately mental or spiritual. Idealists often prioritize values such as goodness, truth, and beauty in their worldview.
What does the catholic church do about corrupt leaders?
The old testament in the Holy Bible gives the death penalty to sex offenders so if part of the Catholic church didn't even call the police and and have such corruption ended, then they were not following the Bible. It was death penalty through the legal system, never vigilante. Another perspective : This is a tricky question to answer - on the one hand it could be corrupt leaders outside the church or it can be leaders inside the church. In cases involving the leaders of the church, there is a tendency to cover up the matter - in effect do nothing. In cases of leaders outside the church, the church will assist with advice and in in bad cases even possible protests and sermons against such leaders / corruption.
What are the characteristics of revolution?
A revolution is not a change in management of a system, it is a quick, internally driven, change of the system itself. Politically a revolution is not electing a new leader, or the coronation of a new ruler. It is changing from a monarchy to a democracy, or a theocracy to an oligarchy. In practical terms it means someone or group is loosing power as it transfers to some other group or person, few give up power easily so violence is frequently involved. The French revolution overthrew a monarchy for a confused democracy-oligarchy and had a great deal of violence. Napoleon sizing power from the assembly could also be called a revolution, [but most would call it a coup detat] as things changed from democracy to dictatorship, but vastly reducing violence [internally anyway] . Generally when a single person takes over a government it's called a coup or power grab, even if the governmental system changes as a result, like with Caesar or Napoleon. England however gradually migrated from a monarchy to a democracy mostly peacefully over time, most would not call this a revolution because of the slow pace of change. Nazi Germany's Vichy France was a radical change of government system, but imposed from outside France, so not a revolution. Economically the same rule applies, a rapid change of the economic system, not just a change in the economy. Industrial Revolution changed how the economy worked, the computer or information revolution is changing how the economy works now. A depression or a boom have a huge effect on the economy, but doesn't change the system, so not a revolution. Most industrial western nations have become more socialist, adding old age protections, medical aid, union protection, unemployment insurance and the like to their responsibilities, but gradually so not a revolution.
How do chimps look internally?
Baring skeletal differences, they have the same internal organs as humans.
What is IRIS IPE?
IRIS IPE stands for the Identification, Positioning, and Engagement tool developed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). It is used to help humanitarian responders identify and map internally displaced persons (IDPs) and their needs in a crisis or conflict situation. The tool leverages technology to collect and analyze data to support targeted assistance to vulnerable populations.
Does a platypus fertilize internally or externally?
internally
Do elephants fertilise internally or externally?
internally
Do leeches reproduce externally or internally?
internally
Do tigers reproduce internally or externally?
internally
Do monotremes reprodce internally or externally?
internally.
Is it illegal not to advertise internally?
Is it illegal not to advertise internally
What is internally generated revenue?
Revenue that is generated internally!
Do elephants give birth externally or internally?
internally
Do bird eggs get fertilised internally or externally?
Internally
Are the testicles located externally or internally in the body of hippos?
Internally
