Migration to Asian & European Countries Part 01

Migrants

Some answer of questions about Migration or biggest issue about of illegal migrants. Who they take a big risk of life.

What is migration?

Answer:  The people who live one place when they feel issues in their life like economic, social, religion, farming, or disease issues they move from one place to another developed place to resolve their life issues.

Why people migrate to?

                Answer: There are different issues to migrate some of them are as follows:

Economic Issue: If someone has no work then he wants to migrate to find the work or want a new way of life serving. The economic issue is not only personnel issue it could also about a country economic issue.

Like countries of Africa, Albania. Thailand, Afghanistan, Bangladesh or elsewhere in the world have economic problems, so there working peoples want to migrate to Asian and Europe to fulfill their dreams of life.

Social Issue: Some peoples migrate due to their social issues in the country or out of the country.

Religion Issue: The tolerance cannot be indefinite in the complex fields of religion and migration

. Nevertheless, it has to be valid in those areas where religious values conflict with society

value of constitutional law and human dignity.

Religious groups are the highest proportion of immigrants. Migration is the major source of growth in religious groups of the world. Most of remaining growth in the population is the

result of more births and deaths in Australia. Recently there is a big immigration has made a huge

difference to many of the religious groups such as Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism.

It is interesting to note that between 2001 and 2011, more than 23000 men women and children

in Australia.

Drought Issue: is also a cause of Migration. Some famous counties of the world which are caught in big drought. Somalia or Pakistan one of them.

It was analyze in Pakistan the drought occurred in the region of Tharparkar in Sindh province

2013 and reached its most devastating point between 2014.

In 2011 the horn of Somalia generated complex multi-directional flows of migrants to the developed countries. The regions where the famine declared were pastoral areas. Many families were left in the situation where the survival was treated by lack of water pasture and food.

Continued in Part 02