Migration is the language of a word derived from the word Latin word migratus which means to move from place to place. In this context it means to leave the place and give up something, and also the migration concept is the movement of individuals from one state to another state for the purpose of stability in the new society. Many people move each year from their country to another country, these people are called migrants. Migration is defined as mobility from a society that has established stability to life in another society. This is done through a journey individually or collectively from their original community to a new society. Usually migration is a reaction to many circumstances, including civil wars or invasion by foreign countries,
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This forces individuals to adjust their habits so that they can live in the new society. Those who are traveling from one country to another are in a state of that is called migration. Therefore, the countries of the world are working to implement a set of legal and legislative conditions for the purpose of protecting the rights of migrants. The number of immigrant has increased to 247 million migrants. According to the International Committee on Migration (IOM), the number of migrants in the world is 200 million, compared to 75 million migrants 30 years ago. In this context, there has been a steady increase in the number of migrants from African and Arab countries for over two decades. Today, thousands of Africans are heading to the northern Mediterranean coast of Europe and suffering from the desert, leading to a number of deaths. This expansion is mainly due to the deterioration of economic and social conditions in these countries on the background of the absence of freedoms and the spread of corruption and political hegemony and …show more content…
There is no doubt that it is difficult for individuals to adapt in the eyes of the people in other countries. The new immigrants may lead them to learn a new language and adapt to the customs and traditions of the immigrant country as well, and this may start a conflict between parents and children. The children adapt more quickly to the new culture while the parents try to hold onto the old culture. Some immigrants as minorities are subjected to unfair transactions in housing and employment. They arrive in large densely populated neighbourhoods and often do not find meaningful work unless it is very difficult and takes long time and long working hours. Often the qualifications that the migrants have in their home countries are not recognized in the new country. This leads to highly qualified migrants working in lowly paid jobs with the earning capacity that they had in their homelands much reduced. Due to the economic recession employment opportunities are less, and migration will also lead the country to suffer from higher population density, unemployment and
This forces individuals to adjust their habits so that they can live in the new society. Those who are traveling from one country to another are in a state of that is called migration. Therefore, the countries of the world are working to implement a set of legal and legislative conditions for the purpose of protecting the rights of migrants. The number of immigrant has increased to 247 million migrants. According to the International Committee on Migration (IOM), the number of migrants in the world is 200 million, compared to 75 million migrants 30 years ago. In this context, there has been a steady increase in the number of migrants from African and Arab countries for over two decades. Today, thousands of Africans are heading to the northern Mediterranean coast of Europe and suffering from the desert, leading to a number of deaths. This expansion is mainly due to the deterioration of economic and social conditions in these countries on the background of the absence of freedoms and the spread of corruption and political hegemony and …show more content…
There is no doubt that it is difficult for individuals to adapt in the eyes of the people in other countries. The new immigrants may lead them to learn a new language and adapt to the customs and traditions of the immigrant country as well, and this may start a conflict between parents and children. The children adapt more quickly to the new culture while the parents try to hold onto the old culture. Some immigrants as minorities are subjected to unfair transactions in housing and employment. They arrive in large densely populated neighbourhoods and often do not find meaningful work unless it is very difficult and takes long time and long working hours. Often the qualifications that the migrants have in their home countries are not recognized in the new country. This leads to highly qualified migrants working in lowly paid jobs with the earning capacity that they had in their homelands much reduced. Due to the economic recession employment opportunities are less, and migration will also lead the country to suffer from higher population density, unemployment and