Migration: the nomad in each of us
People migrate to find places with better living conditions, to gain experience and escape from harassment, tyranny and cruelty. The migrants are differentiated on the basis of their intention to migrate temporarily or permanently, their level of skills, status and free will to migrate. Migration is...
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| description | People migrate to find places with better living conditions, to gain experience and escape from harassment, tyranny and cruelty. The migrants are differentiated on the basis of their intention to migrate temporarily or permanently, their level of skills, status and free will to migrate. Migration is a disadvantage to developing countries, as they are deprived of skilled and talented people. The rapid increase in the frequency of migrants has caused concern at the international level, and as a solution, every international migration policy should check the entry of migrants from other countries. |
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