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International Conference on Irregular Migration, Human Smuggling and Human Rights

📅 2–3 Feb 2027 📍 Beau Bassin-Rose Hill, Mauritius 👤 Standard / Listener

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Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track explores the multifaceted factors driving irregular migration, including economic, social, and political influences. It aims to analyze the implications of these dynamics on both migrants and host communities.

This session focuses on the structure and operation of human smuggling networks, examining their role in facilitating migration. Discussions will include the socio-economic impacts of these networks on migrants and their home countries.

This track addresses the various human rights violations faced by irregular migrants, including exploitation and abuse. It seeks to highlight the legal frameworks and protections available to safeguard migrant rights.

This session investigates the interplay between poverty and migration, emphasizing how economic deprivation can drive individuals to seek better opportunities abroad. It will also explore the effects of migration on poverty alleviation in home countries.

This track examines national and international policy frameworks aimed at addressing irregular migration. It will evaluate the effectiveness of these policies in protecting human rights and managing migration flows.

This session highlights the critical role of non-governmental organizations in providing assistance and advocacy for irregular migrants. It will discuss best practices and challenges faced by NGOs in this field.

This track explores how cultural narratives shape perceptions of migration and influence human rights discourse. It aims to foster dialogue on the intersection of culture, identity, and migration.

This session focuses on the unique challenges faced by women and gender minorities in the context of irregular migration. It will examine strategies for empowerment and resilience among these populations.

This track investigates how environmental factors, particularly climate change, are reshaping migration trends. It aims to discuss the implications of climate-induced migration for human rights and policy responses.

This session addresses the experiences of young migrants, focusing on the challenges they face and the opportunities available to them. It will explore the role of education and employment in shaping their migration journeys.

This track examines the impact of migration on family structures and relationships across borders. It will explore the emotional, social, and economic dimensions of transnational family life.