The issue of Refugee and Migration in the current context can no longer be understood and analyzed in terms of their common and traditional perceptions. These topics has been coming out at a time of mounting public concern regarding growing refugee crisis, migratory pressures and emergence of different forms of population movement due to scarcity, poverty, climate change, war and other forms of violence. Hence the research as a whole along with maintaining an extensive archive of developments on both issues centers on understanding of population movements considering current and future forms of international migrations, their inter-dependencies with globalization, assessment of risks and possible causes of migration, response of the international community in dealing with such challenges, the state of asylum seekers and refugees, international laws etc.
The Concept of the State Migration Policy is the first of its kind in the post-Soviet space and it attempts to address some of the challenges of earlier migration policies, yet it too faces some practical and institutional impediments ...
India should develop mechanisms that address the grievances of all Afghan refugees irrespective of their religious or ethnic affiliation and attempts should be made to integrate and make them a part of the diverse Indian society. ...
Host countries have an opportunity to capitalize on the presence of refugees to grow their own economies for the mutual benefit of all. Addressing this situation demands more cooperation from the host government ...
From the institutional perspective, the challenge is social inclusion of the migrants, which implies for their active participation in the society, including availability of opportunities that the economy, politics and the government have to offer. ...
The stable and sustainable future of Lebanon and its capital Beirut; once called as ‘Switzerland’ and ‘Paris’ of West Asia respectively require considerate internal economic and political reforms along with financial support of the International community ...
Both India and ASEAN are mindful that they will be the first ones to confront the repercussions of any terrorist activity arising from the radicalisation of the Rohingyas ...
It is visionary to propose that the well structured integration of the refugees in the legal perspective would enhance their identity quotient via the hosts’ and would be an answer to the problem of their integration in the new territory ...
For the upliftment of the distraughted migrant workers holistically, bottoms up approach of economic distribution rather than trickle-down theory should be practiced which seems to be more pragmatic at this juncture ...
It is necessary that countries realise that ignoring the migrants will not reduce their problems in any way. The COVID-19 has shown the world that all the countries are inter-linked and it is time, the governments take actions with this in mind ...
Closing the Borders of Humanity: COVID-19 Induced Reverse Migratio ...
The Government must address the shortcomings to avoid any identical future crises and strive to extend due recognition and dignity to the artisans of the envisioned “Atmanirbhar Bharat” ...