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International Conference on Violence, Migration, and Border Security

📅 31–1 Jun 2027 📍 Fuzhou, China 👤 Standard / Listener

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

This track explores the multifaceted nature of violence experienced by migrants during their journeys. It aims to examine the interplay between migration patterns and the emergence of violence in transit regions.

This session focuses on the impact of border security measures on the human rights of migrants and refugees. Discussions will center on the balance between national security and the protection of vulnerable populations.

This track investigates the relationship between armed conflict and forced migration, highlighting the challenges faced by displaced populations. It will also address effective humanitarian responses to alleviate suffering.

This session examines the processes and challenges of social integration for refugees in their new environments. It seeks to identify best practices and policies that promote inclusivity and cohesion.

This track delves into the phenomenon of transit violence that migrants face en route to their destinations. It will explore strategies for mitigating risks and enhancing protection for vulnerable groups.

This session analyzes how various migration policies influence the vulnerability of migrants and refugees. It aims to assess the effectiveness of these policies in safeguarding human rights.

This track investigates the involvement of non-state actors in border security and their impact on migration dynamics. It will explore the implications of their actions on both security and humanitarian outcomes.

This session focuses on the specific vulnerabilities faced by women and LGBTQ+ individuals in migration contexts. It aims to highlight the need for targeted interventions to address gender-based violence.

This track examines how climate change exacerbates conditions that lead to forced migration. It will explore the implications for border security and humanitarian responses.

This session explores the mental health and psychosocial effects of violence on migrants and refugees. It aims to identify effective support mechanisms for trauma recovery.

This track highlights innovative practices and policies that address the challenges of migration and border security. It seeks to foster dialogue on sustainable solutions that prioritize human rights.