代写论文：加拿大移民和难民政策
仅仅是数据)的部长办公室发布的文档然后公民与移民部长,尊敬的露西安Robillard(建立在一个坚实的基础对于二十一世纪:移民和难民政策和立法)的新方向。后者文档合并的建议报告和本文档前几个移民和难民政策制定奠定了基础。她声称移民入境的基础即“支付能力”严重躲避社会的性别维度和未能解决的问题在其种族性别偏见对国家经济发展的贡献(Hyndman)。Hyndman也把光强调语言能力和其他专业技能的一个有争议的特征政策等女性往往错过技能相比,男性的家庭责任。因此,家庭或个人能够获得在加拿大的难民身份而其他人特别是妇女和儿童错过这样的机会(Hyndman)。Hyndman认为,社会救助是比其他任何形式的援助更女性化有利,脆弱人群即妇女和儿童,给出偏好在难民进入加拿大。这个建议是鲜明的对比与加拿大的计划提供原产国附近的妇女和儿童,而不是把他们到加拿大。为了克服这个性别偏见Hyndman还暗示难民选择官员应该解决这个问题在选择的潜在移民加拿大(Hyndman)。
代写论文：加拿大移民和难民政策
Canada recognizes two categories of refugees, those that travel from outside the country and those that seek asylum while having lived in Canada (Fornwald). Although written in 1998, Jennifer Hyndman in her article highlighted the lack focus on gender of the refugees that were considered for immigration based on the analyses of the reports by the Legislative Review Advisory Group (Not Just Numbers) and the ministerial document released by the office of the then Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, the honourable Lucienne Robillard (Building on a Strong Foundation for the Twenty-first Century: New Directions for Immigrations and Refugee Policy and Legislation). The latter document incorporated the suggestions made by the former report and this document laid the foundation for several immigration and refugee policies formulated afterwards. She claims that the basis of the immigrant entry i.e. the ‘ability to pay’ grossly evades the gender dimension of the society and fails to address the issue of gender bias in its race to contribute towards the economic development of the country (Hyndman). Hyndman also put to light the stress on language skills and other professional skills as a controversial feature of the policy as women tend to miss out on such skills when compared to men in the wake of household responsibilities. Therefore, families or individuals capable of earning their while in Canada are worthy of a refugee status while the others especially women and children miss out on such an opportunity (Hyndman). As Hyndman argued that social assistance is far more feminized than any other form of assistance it is favourable that the vulnerable population namely children and women, is given preference during refugee admission to Canada. This suggestion was in stark contrast with Canada’s plan to provide for the women and children near their country of origin instead of bringing them to Canada. To overcome this gender bias Hyndman also suggested that the refugee selection officials should address the issue during the selection of potential immigrants for Canada (Hyndman).
