The Drama of Migration

Nowadays migration becomes a serious issue for many countries in the world.
The dictionary defines migration as 'the movement of large numbers of people, birds or animals from one place to another.'
In Africa, people are migrating for different reasons: hunger, human trafficking, unemployment, witchcrafts, wars etc. What is disquieting is the conditions these people are being taken to their destinations when we know that many people are loosing their lives by taking decisions of migrating. African brains are being lost because of the reasons enumerated above. How many videos we watched from Asian countries for Africans who were lied or promised a good work but these people were killed somewhere in Asia because in their countries there is no jobs? When you study the statistics of these people who are being killed in Asia or in Libya, you'll find that the higher number is for young people. Youth are obliged to flee their countries not because their parents are irresponsibles, but just because the people who are leading their countries are irresponsibles.
Up the when Africa will be loosing the brain which will build the continent? If I send my people in the streets tomorrow, I am not t thinking positively in the benefit of the continent because our so called leaders will kill them and also if we keep quiet again, our lives and for our children are in danger. What can we do to save many lives in Africa?
The international community is quiet about the killing of African who are nein trafficked in Lybia and many Asian countries.
When Africans are denied peace and works, especially youths; the only thing they can do is just to migrate. They are migrating because their thinking that where they are going they will get a better life. I talked to many young people who decided to leave their countries and they decided either to live or to die because they couldn't endure the kind of life they were living in their own countries.
Our so called leaders can't be begged for peace or better life or to treat us with dignity because we deserve digniti.

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