Forced migration is a situation in which the liberty or life of individuals is taken away or threaten at the hands of another. The reasons behind forced migration are beyond the control of those being forced out of an area. Those who are displaced do so because it is the only possible way in which to survive. Often the conditions which cause forced migration include oppressive political regimes, war zones, and areas of famine. There …showed first 75 words of 1942 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1942 total…essay attempts to rely. The Rwandan case tells us important things about the complexity of the links within a nation. The combined stresses are easy to manipulate into reason for violence. The country of has no future without some kind of resolution between the Hutu and the Tutsi. An acceptable political power sharing solution is necessary in order for this to take place. A culture with respect is essential for this process to initiate itself.