Migrations: stuck in transit countries stories

Article by The Folders of Assafir Al-Arabi

The massive movement of displacement taking place today (more than 68.5 million people on the roads in the world) cannot be considered as a product of “crises” limited to the presence of conflicts or civil wars, racial or religious persecution, or even as a product of Europe’s attractiveness/dream or paradise, as it is sometimes said as an explanation of the migrants’ movement towards it. Despite being true, it is not enough to clarify the picture.

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