COVID-19 – Migration and Global Justice

The whole world is shut, including the social and economic sectors. With this, there has been increasing attention toward migrants. The whole world is at a stop, where this population is facing the most hazardous problems. The virus has fundamentally altered the whole global mobility and brought it to the ground. Various health and economic implications of Covid-19 are lingering while travelers are returning to their homes. The migrant workers are also unable to travel, where every day is a drastic challenge for them. This downfall leads to various human trafficking and smuggling, which is affecting children and youth badly. Here, all the countries are needed to help from this crisis and protect the most vulnerable group of the population.

Many countries are also bringing various policies and strategies to come up with the situation along with managing the situation of human rights by narrowing down the global justice gap. The increasing rate of mental health disorders among people is also needed to look after so that people can be saved from facing health issues. Overall, this can save the economy to all extents.
This book shares a brief about the migrant sector and its current situation. It also presents the problems and policies that are being taken to save them by all means. Therefore, it can be a helpful piece for students seeking the current scenario of the world, especially migrant workers.