Analysis highlights root causes of forced migration, affecting millions, suggesting unified action can promote rights and stability.
Forced migration, driven by conflicts, extreme poverty, and climate change, affects millions of people worldwide and represents a major challenge of the 21st century. Triggering factors, such as political instability and economic inequalities, are increasingly interconnected. Addressing forced migration requires measures that tackle its root causes, including protecting migrants’ rights, reducing inequalities, and promoting sustainable development. A unified approach can foster socio-economic stability and ensure a fair future for all.
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Luiza-Maria DRAGOMIR (2025) studied this question.
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