Wealthy countries should accept more refugees and provide them with basic assistance, such as food and housing. To what extent do you agree and disagree?

The number of
refugees
around the world has continuously been increasing over the world due to calamities like war and natural disasters.
This
is raising the question of whether these people need to relocate to developed
countries
as they have limited options of survival in their home
countries
.
However
, I believe,
instead
of taking the
refugees
, richer
nations
should ensure a better life for them in their home
countries
. Additional
refugees
usually put
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greater pressure on a country's social system. It is true that
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in wealthy
nations
are
also
growing which is already inflicting enough pressure on the social and financial systems of these
countries
. France,
for example
, has seen a major spike in the number of asylum-seekers intake over the past years, which in turn
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the normal lifestyle of its own citizens.
Therefore
, accepting thousands of
refugees
is not a viable solution rather a short-term initiative. In place of accommodating
refugees
, the developed world can work together to prevent battles and climate disasters
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are pegging back some developing
nations
.
This
can be done in a concerted effort of raising a voluminous fund that will be used to improve the life of people.
Additionally
,
this
money can be utilised to fight against any evil be it disasters or war. Indeed, it will help the
countries
with a huge number of
refugees
to become self-dependent. In conclusion, I maintain that the wealthy
nations
do have ethical responsibilities toward the people who lost their country, but that can be done by ensuring a better place to live in their home country.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Refugees
  • Asylum seekers
  • Humanitarian aid
  • Integration
  • Multiculturalism
  • Economic impact
  • Public services
  • International law
  • Conventions relating to the status of refugees
  • Labor market
  • Cultural enrichment
  • Burden-sharing
  • Resettlement programs
  • Host country
  • Border security
  • Comprehensive policy
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