Challenges Facing International Communities

This essay examines the significant problems encountered by international communities in foreign countries. It highlights issues such as lack of legal recognition and rights, difficulties in finding accommodation due to mistrust, language barriers hindering daily communication, and challenges in practicing cultural traditions and faith. The essay emphasizes the feelings of isolation and cultural shock experienced by individuals living away from their cultural origins.

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Issues Facing the International Community
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2ESSAY
International community in any nation state faces significant problem and issues in the
day to day lives: firstly the issue that the community faces is of recognition and authority in a
foreign land. Every country has a recognition system of the population; most foreign population
lacks this recognition which makes it difficult for them to survive in a different country. There
are also no proper legal rights or duties that are assigned in the name of international community
hence in case of any problems or issues people cannot even take help from the legal enforcement
authorities. Accommodation is the biggest issue that is repeatedly faced by the people from
international community. There is a sense of mistrust and disbelieve among the population for
the people from international community and this is the reason for the problem of
accommodationi.
Language is a very important aspect in the life of an individual it is essential to
communicate on a day to day basis. There is a large community of people who cannot
communicate in the language of the country this makes it very difficult for an individual.
Another issue is the lack of opportunity in practicing cultural festivals and faith. As the
people who belong from an international community are away geographically from the cultural
backdrop of his or her origin, it becomes difficult to practice cultural demands. Most of the
people feel isolated and this is followed by physical and emotional discomfort when a person has
to survive and live in a place that is completely different from their native place. An element of
cultural shock also takes place among the peopleii.

i Gomes, Catherine. "Negotiating everyday life in Australia: Unpacking the parallel society inhabited by Asian international
students through their social networks and entertainment media use." Journal of Youth Studies 18.4 (2015): 515-536.
ii Jones, Calvert W. "Exploring the microfoundations of international community: Toward a theory of enlightened
nationalism." International Studies Quarterly 58.4 (2014): 682-705.
Reference list :
Gomes, Catherine. "Negotiating everyday life in Australia: Unpacking the parallel society inhabited by
Asian international students through their social networks and entertainment media use." Journal of
Youth Studies 18.4 (2015): 515-536.
Jones, Calvert W. "Exploring the microfoundations of international community: Toward a theory of
enlightened nationalism." International Studies Quarterly 58.4 (2014): 682-705.