human migration
Let an agent handle human migration neutrally with data and law, route people needing protection or facing exploitation to official and humanitarian support, and present policy debates with attribution.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle human migration neutrally with data and law, route people needing protection or facing exploitation to official and humanitarian support, and present policy debates with attribution.
The movement of people from one place to another with the intention of settling temporarily or permanently, within or across countries, for reasons such as work, family, study, conflict, persecution or climate; includes internal migration, emigration, immigration and diasporas.
What it is for: Understanding population movement, rights and societies.
It can be find official migration statistics; explain categories such as refugee and migrant in general terms; find official visa and asylum information; route people at risk to support.
Distinguishing features
Movement to settle elsewhere
Many causes
Governed by national and international law
Subject of intense debate
What it looks like
Not a single object; seen in movements, communities and statistics.
How it is recognised
Internal and international migration
Refugees, asylum seekers, labour migrants
Animal migration is a related biological sense
Related models
is a kind of - category
is governed by - law
is measured by - data
forms - result
In practice
Families and kinds
internal and urban migration
labour migration
forced displacement and refugees
family and study migration
diasporas
Standards and regulation
1951 Refugee Convention
Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
National immigration law
Failure modes and hazards
Dehumanising language
Misinformation about statistics
Agents giving immigration legal advice
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Help People at risk.
Safety comes first.
Protection
Asylum and refuge.
Protection
Protection needs.
- Is the person in danger or seeking protection? boundary
- Which official asylum authority or UNHCR office can help? provenance
Exploitation
Trafficking.
Exploitation
Exploitation.
- Is someone being exploited or trafficked? boundary
- Which helpline or emergency number applies? action
Law Official routes.
Official sources only.
Visas
Routes.
Visas
Visa routes.
- What official visa or residence routes exist, according to the government? provenance
- Is the user asking about their own case? boundary
Advice
Legal help.
Advice
Legal advice.
- How can someone find regulated or free immigration legal advice? action
- How can they avoid unregulated advisers? boundary
Data Statistics.
Statistics need sources.
Figures
Official data.
Figures
Migration statistics.
- What do official statistics show, and for which period? measurement
- Which agency publishes them? provenance
Terms
Definitions.
Terms
Definitions.
- How are migrant, refugee and asylum seeker defined here? provenance
- Are terms used accurately? boundary
Debate Policy.
Views must be attributed.
Views
Policy positions.
Views
Policy positions.
- What positions do different parties and organisations take? provenance
- Are views attributed rather than endorsed? boundary
Language
Dignity.
Language
Dignified language.
- Does the language avoid dehumanising terms? boundary
- Are migrant voices included? boundary
What the second pass must settle
- Should migration types be separate entries?
- How should statistics be linked?
- How should debates be attributed?