International experts meet in Rome from April 11 to 12 to address the current roots and challenges for global migration, which confirms the need for a moral and legal approach to the crisis that is characterized by inequality, climate change and forced displacement.
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Gregory Papanese University is the headquarters, from Friday 11 to Saturday, April 12, 2025, from the Global Immigration and Law Conference, which was organized in cooperation with College of Arts and Sciences Written by the University of Liola Chicago and with partial support for the fund Morris E. Liebman gifts.
Juvenile It combines international experts to discuss historical causes and contemporary challenges of global migration, in a context characterized by increasing economic inequality, climate change and conflicts around the world.
With more than 281 million people living outside their country of origin, the organizers highlight the urgency of rethinking the role of law in the administration of immigration, guiding the invitation of Pope Francis to not persecute abroad. Activity provides space for critical thinking and academic cooperation against one of the most urgent crises in the twenty -first century.
The first committee analyzes how the legacy of colonialism, racism and economic exploitation continues to influence the current immigrant flows, forcing millions to abandon their countries of origin in search of a better life. The second committee focuses on climate change as an increasing factor in forced displacement, with a highlight of the injustice on which its most dangerous consequences fall on the population who contributed to the problem less, such as the original peoples and developing countries.
The remaining paintings focus on the human consequences of displacement. In turn, it was discussed on human trafficking as a modern form of slavery, which especially affects immigrants in weakness. The worrying situation for immigrant children is also exposed, which represents a large percentage of the displaced population and suffer from methodological abuse. Finally, there are legal and social initiatives that seek to ensure access to basic rights and basic services for those who reach a new country, which confirms the need to follow a comprehensive and emotional approach to the migratory phenomenon.
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