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Migration push and pull factors
What is migration?
Migration
Migration is when people move from one country to another country. People migrate for many reasons like jobs, education, business, to be safe from persecution and discrimination, famine, war, poverty etc.
Migration push factors
Push factors are the ones that cause people to flee from the country that is they are pushed out of the country.
Migration pull factors
Pull factors are when refugees and immigrants find a nice country to live in that is they are pulled by the things that they like about the country.
Afghanistan push factors
Afghanistan
Afghanistan is a country that is broken by war. The people that live in Afghanistan live in fear of dying at any moment. They are governed by an evil government that makes very strict laws that encourage discrimination. The women suffer persecution and are discriminated against regularly. Women and girls in Afghanistan have almost no rights or freedom. The Afghani people do not have the freedom to practice the religion that they want, Islam is the official religion and all the laws in Afghanistan are framed according to Islamic principles. In the last year, Afghanistan’s capital has seen an increase in bombings and other attacks by the Taliban. The people of Afghanistan flee the country because of the violence and the concerns about their safety.
Dubai
Dubai pull factors
Dubai is a very rich country that offers people good job and business opportunities. Dubai's laws are very fair and there are no taxes. They have a lot of good technology that can help people to learn new things. Living in Dubai makes it easier to migrate to another country abroad.
Is migration good or bad?
Is Migration good or bad?
Migration is neither bad nor good. It is good for people who face persecution and discrimination. However, it is not easy to migrate to a new country, the migrants, refugees and asylum seekers may still face persecution and may be discriminated against by the people of the country that they migrate to.