Forced Migration
Forced Migration refers to the displacement of individuals or groups from their homes or places of residence due to external factors such as conflict, persecution, natural disasters, or development projects. This involuntary movement often results in the loss of livelihoods, community ties, and access to basic services, creating significant challenges for those affected. Forced migrants may seek refuge in neighboring countries or travel long distances to find safety and security, facing risks such as exploitation, discrimination, and trauma along the way. Forced Migration can have long-lasting impacts on individuals and communities, requiring humanitarian assistance, protection, and durable solutions to address the needs and rights of those affected.