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The article entitled “Starting From Scratch: Chechen Refugees Face Russian Fears as They Try to Begin New Lives” was very effective in giving insight into the Chechen-Russian refugee situation. Written by Tom Wait as an entry to a Reporters Notebook, the literature is an account and description of the refugees he came across while assisting the Russian-American Journalism Institute in Rostov, Russia. ...
The first refugees he encountered were two Chechen students, seeking temporary safety in Rostov. ...
Now that I have examined the underlying causes that created the refugee situation discussed in the article, I would like to examine the role prejudice and discrimination plays toward the Chechen refugees. Even though resources like electricity are more abundant in Russia, life is made difficult because Chechen refugees are feared in Russia. ... Russians utilize employment and housing discrimination against Chechens because they suspect the refugees have connections with violent terrorists.
Approximate Word count = 738
Approximate Pages = 3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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