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8 facts you don’t know about the money migrants send back home
Here are eight things you might not know about the
transformative power of these often small – yet major – contributions to
sustainable development worldwide:
1. About...
Why People Run: Motivation Theory Applied to Diverse Migration
According to a United Nations report, 3.2%
of world population or 258 million people, live in a country other than their
country of birth. Between 1990...
Migration policy affects attractiveness of OECD countries to international talent
The most attractive
OECD countries for highly qualified potential immigrants are Australia, Sweden,
Switzerland, New Zealand and Canada, in part because of favourable admission
and stay conditions....
Ending a Political Bermuda Triangle: The US Approach to Salvadoran Immigration and the Northern Triangle
There has
been a surge in immigration in 2019, with more than 75,000 migrants apprehended
or turned away during the month of March alone. The Border...
Towards better inclusion, Europe struggle with integration
Migration is one of the biggest issues in
Europe nowadays. Whether we like it or not, migration is a key factor in
keeping Europe “alive”. From...
The Only Way To Solve America’s Immigration Border Crisis Without Losing Its Humanity
The United
States of America is under unprecedented turmoil these days over its border
crisis problem with Mexico, more with the political forces at work both...
Facing an Unprecedented Migration Crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Simón Bolívar
International Bridge linking Venezuela and Colombia has long ceased to be a
mere bridge. For months, the thousands who cross this bridge daily...
A Calamitous Week
Something is infinitely wrong in the
picture, a juxtaposition of polar opposites:
New Zealand, a country of unfailingly courteous and kind people, and an
extremist terrorist killing...
The Impact of Words: Christchurch Shooting
New Zealanders and Australians (two English-speaking
Commonwealth nations closely knit by culture, geography and history) have been
horrified by a major white extremist terrorist event in...
Education remains an impossible dream for many refugees and migrants
The older refugee and migrant children get, the less
likely it is that they will get a quality education: less than a quarter of the
world’s...