Migration Governance

Migration governance refers to the policies, laws, and practices that countries adopt to manage the movement of people across borders. This includes regulating immigration, protecting the rights of migrants, ensuring border security, and fostering international cooperation. Effective migration governance aims to balance the needs of migrants, host countries, and countries of origin while addressing issues such as human trafficking, refugee crises, and labor market demands. It involves collaboration among governments, organizations, and communities to create systems that support safe, orderly, and regular migration.