Mapping the Process of Yemeni Crisis and Implication of Refugees Issue
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The paper analyzes existing research on Arab refugees, examines the development of the Yemen civil war and the circumstances of international hegemony intervention, while suggesting a direction for social consensus on the acceptance of Arab refugees in South Korea. The issue of Arab refugees has become a global issue, not only in the Arab world, but also in korean society, where extreme disagreements have been raised over the issue of accepting refugee status. Yemen in the Arabian Peninsula has been completely devastated by a six-year civil war between Iranian-backed Houthi rebels and allied forces backed by the Sunni government. In reality, millions of Yemenis continue to flee their countries, with sunni and Shi'ite supremacy conflicts in the Middle East spreading multinationally, making it unlikely that a catastrophic situation would be resolved. The study analyzed that the fundamental factors in the korean society's refusal to accept Arab refugees were due to cultural impact, proliferation, and concern about Islam. In addition, the Korean government 1) should determine the acceptance of refugees in consideration of the migrant environment and conditions in terms of social stability, 2) provide assistance for the stable resettlement of refugees on a humanitarian level, and 3) converge on social consensus to establish optimal sub-regulations for each ministry.
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The paper analyzes existing research on Arab refugees, examines the development of the Yemen civil war and the circumstances of international hegemony intervention, while suggesting a direction for social consensus on the acceptance of Arab refugees in South Korea. The issue of Arab refugees has become a global issue, not only in the Arab world, but also in korean society, where extreme disagreements have been raised over the issue of accepting refugee status. Yemen in the Arabian Peninsula has been completely devastated by a six-year civil war between Iranian-backed Houthi rebels and allied forces backed by the Sunni government. In reality, millions of Yemenis continue to flee their countries, with sunni and Shi'ite supremacy conflicts in the Middle East spreading multinationally, making it unlikely that a catastrophic situation would be resolved. The study analyzed that the fundamental factors in the korean society's refusal to accept Arab refugees were due to cultural impact, proliferation, and concern about Islam. In addition, the Korean government 1) should determine the acceptance of refugees in consideration of the migrant environment and conditions in terms of social stability, 2) provide assistance for the stable resettlement of refugees on a humanitarian level, and 3) converge on social consensus to establish optimal sub-regulations for each ministry.
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