POLICY REPORT: KEY CHALLENGES IN THE AREA OF MIGRATIONS AND ASYLUM IN MONTENEGRO - Overview of standards, legislation and practice -
POLICY REPORT: KEY CHALLENGES IN THE AREA OF MIGRATIONS AND ASYLUM IN MONTENEGRO - Overview of standards, legislation and practice -

Author(s): Siniša Bjeković, Marija Vuksanović
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Security and defense, Migration Studies, Asylum, Refugees, Migration as Policy-fields
Published by: CEDEM Centar za Demokratiju i Ljudska Prava
Keywords: Migration; Irregular migration; Regional cooperation; Border security; International norms; ASYLUM; MONTENEGRO
Summary/Abstract: In the conditions of economic recession, great social tensions, numerous international and internal conflicts, and the consequences of globalization that are reflected in relatively unlimited flow of information and increased intensity of transport communications, dynamic migratory movements become more and more prominent, be those irregular, ethnic or labour migrations, or even the elite migration personified in the so called brain drain. It is, therefore, very risky to specify all the situations which moving human beings find themselves in, and to conclude that there is no other form of migratory movement, which has not been identified: refugees and internally displaced persons, asylum seekers economic migrants, children in irregular migrations, human trafficking victims, economically abused children for the needs of the work in the streets, and in recent times–at least when it concerns Western Balkan countries–children returnees in the process of the implementation of readmission agreements.

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