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This paper examines Helon Habila's book 'Travellers' as a reflection on the dynamics of migration and statelessness.

June 12, 2026Science DiscoveryOpen Access

The Law of the Journey: Transit, Statelessness and Extraterritoriality in Helon Habila’s Travellers

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This paper examines Helon Habila's book 'Travellers' as a reflection on the dynamics of migration and statelessness.
Analyzed the narrative structure and characters of 'Travellers' to uncover themes of displacement and legal issues.
Contextualized the novel within legal theory and the framework of Nigerian migrant literature.
Habila's narrative exposes the contradictions in global mobility and the invisible struggles faced by migrants.
The work critiques the limits of human rights laws in the context of statelessness and legal exclusion.

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Literary analysis reveals how Habila's work critiques legal exclusion and ethical responsibility in migration.

Olatunji et al. (2026) studied this question.

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