Panel Discusses Root Causes of Migration Crises
Panel Discusses Root Causes of Migration Crises
Hilary Homes (centre) and Abai Coker (right) discuss how we must consider the larger issues at play in the Syrian refugee and North African migrant crises. (Photo Credit: Olu Agboola)
By Diba Hareer
The efforts by the Canadian government to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by February 2016 is generous, but it does not address the factors that caused the massive diaspora in the first place. Only when the roots of this and similar situations such as the North African migrant crisis are addressed can these human tragedies end.
This was the theme of a panel discussion held by Kaleidoscope World, a Canadian charity organization, on November 23rd.
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