The Romani People or Gypsies

By 1940, Roma gypsies were rounded up and made to live in encampments. These in time became fenced in ghettos. From these ghettos, many were transported by train to detention camps to await deportation. They were forced to wear black triangle markings for being asocial or a green triangle for being professional criminals. Besides being treated as in the camps, they were also subjected to multiple medical experiments, including “special experiments that were supposed to prove scientifically that their blood was different from German blood.” Many of the gypsy women were sterilized against their will, which included any female child over the age of twelve. This was done so they would not be able to continue their ancestral line, thought to be impure inferior and worthless. Most Roma gypsies were exterminated in the camps.

I have chosen the topic about the refugee and asylum seekers health issues as refugee health considering one of the important health problems in Australian. The review will focus some issues on refugee health base on the relevant and substantial literature. Literature review tried explore about

The Holocaust was a tragic event that occurred during World War II. This was when Hitler took power over Germany. Those who Hitler saw as inferior, or those whom he sought not perfect, were used as Germany’s slaves. He made them work very hard, and gave them very little. These people barely got food. They were all to die after they were found to have no use. Many people were taken away from their family. Many people didn’t have any living family after the Holocaust. They were labeled displaced when they weren’t found by family members. These people came in massive populations that were dealt with by organizations like the UNRRA. Palestine was used as an escape route for Jews. The UNRRA helped these millions of Jews either

One of the great untold truths of Australian history has been the courageous contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to the Australian Defence Force. For decades this contribution was unacknowledged and their sacrifices were unmentioned at official ceremonies.” Alistair Nicholson, Reconciliation Australia (2014).

Historians estimate the total number of deaths in the Holocaust to be eleven million. About five million of the people killed were non-Jews. Lots of non-Jewish people were targeted and affected by the Nazi group during the time period of the Holocaust. These people were put through situations and were forced to do what the Nazis said. They were brought to concentration camps, deprived of their rights, shot, and murdered. During the Holocaust, the Nazis targeted many other group of humans, changing the views of the targeted groups at that time. First, the Nazis targeted and attacked a nomadic group of people called Roma, also known as the gypsies, during World War lI. Also, during the Holocaust the physically and mentally disabled

No diasporic community manifests all of these characteristics or shares with the same intensity an identity with its scattered ancestral kin. In many respects, diasporas are not actual but imaginary and symbolic communities and political constructs; it is we who often call them into being.” (Palmer)

The shrieks of a hungry child pierce through the solemn silence. All those who hear can only endure the horrid noise, for there is nothing that can be done to help. Her family can no longer provide food for her. Their home country, Ireland, has faced a severe shortage in one of the main staples of the native cuisine: the potato. This famine led to a decrease in not only the amount of available food, but also in the amount of money that each individual family had (Irish and German). These issues in unison made life exceptionally hard for the common Irish citizen. There was a point when the amount of hardships was too much for families to bear. They had two options: stay and hope that life would get better in Ireland, or relocate to America,

Some Roma hide their ethnic identities because it can be dangerous and bad for their business because of the stereotyping that goes along with being a Roma. Also, depending on the community, they may be threatened, attacked, or discriminated again.

‘Aunty’, ‘Uncle’, ‘Brother,’ ‘Sister’ are often used as signs of respect, especially for older people. However, these terms should only be used after good rapport is established and the invitation has been given.

The unwarranted arrests of the gypsies are frequent in many types of vicinity of Wales and England. The police officers raid and torture them without any reason and they are compelled to stay silent in response to that attitude. In addition to that, they are not allowed to have an access to the courts for the justice.

The term ‘Indigenous’ is generally used when referring to both First Nations’ people of Australia — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. (Aboriginal Services Branch , 2009) the term 'Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people' is preferred in Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) publications—however, the term 'Indigenous' is used interchangeably with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the essay.

This article is describing the people that are suffering from statelessness. Statelessness can affect many people that get kicked out of their country intentionally or untentionally. Many people who are stateless are refugees trying to escape their country from war and harsh dictatorship from their leaders. My opinion on all of this is we should as a nation these poor people. We all know that’s not going to happen because we’re busy worrying about other national problems or we simply just don’t care. Here’s also another reason why humanity doesn’t make this a big issue, Manly states, “In the media there’s very little discussion, in universities there’s very little research and in the U.N.,

Aboriginal people are the original inhabitants of a place. Less than 500 years ago the sole people living in Canada were the Aboriginal groups which are believed to have had 53 different languages. First, Nations, Metis, and Inuit are the only first groups which are constitutionally recognized in Canada. This paper addresses the effects of residential schools, the Indian reserve system and the unbalanced treatment of Aboriginal people in historical and contemporary texts. Residential schools and its effects on the Aboriginal people The push to civilize the First nation's group is dated back in the year 1876, with the amendment of The Indian Act of 1876. By 1890, education was considered as the “primary vehicle for the civilization

Today, there are at least 20 Rainforest Aboriginal tribal groups, 120 clans, and 8 language groups (currently over 20,000 people) with ongoing traditional connections to land in the West Tropics World Heritage Area.

This marginalized group of society basically faces the consequences of inequality. Different researches have been undertaken by different researchers. Jessica redy wrote in her article about the origin of gypsies, highlighting the richness of this vibrant and normally misunderstood ethnic group. According to her many Roma are imbibed today, some because of the financial support to hide their ethnicity and others because the culture was muffled long ago by genocide or political tragedy, while others quietly preserve their heritage in the privacy of their own homes. If they are not preys of racist reporting then they are victims of poverty. There are glimpses of Roma being pushed into slums by government, roaming barefoot