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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
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Open accessArticleVol. 2 No. IV (2019)pp. 110–119

Human Rights Violations against International Migrants

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Aishwarya Anita ArakalTamil Nadu National Law University, Navalurkottapattu, Tamil Nadu, India
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Published 9 October 2019 · pp. 110–119 · Vol. 2 No. IV (2019)
Abstract

The term international migrant has been defined numerous times by numerous organizations. It has become clear over the years that there is no clear, universally agreed definition of migrant. This has led to numerous counts of human rights violations against migrants. Rising fear and xenophobia have also played major roles in changing migration policy across borders by first world countries. In some cases this has led to imprisonment in detention centres. Hence there is a need to understand who international migrants are and how these hard line policies affect them

Keywords
International MigrantsXenophobiaHuman Rights ViolationsHard Line PoliciesDetention Centres

How to cite

Aishwarya Anita Arakal, Human Rights Violations against International Migrants, 2 INT'L J. L. MGMT. & HUMAN. 110 (2019).
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