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    MINISTERE DE L’EDUCATION REPUBLIQUE DE CÔTE D’IVOIRE

    NATIONAL ET
    L’ALPHABETISATION

    DIRECTION REGIONALE DE
    L’EDUCATION NATIONAL DE
    SOUBRE
    Union – Discipline - Travail
    ANNEE SCOLAIRE: 2024-2025
    CLASSE : Tle A2

    ENGLISH TOPIC:

    CLANDESTINE
    IMMIGRATION
    DIRECTED BY:

    o KOUADIO FERIELLE
    o OUATTARA AMINATA
    o AMOAH GRÂCE
    CLEMENTINE
    o KEÏTA FATOU
    o SAMAKE DAOUDA PROFESSOR : M. O’BRYAN
    o DIARRA YOUNOUSSA
    SUMMAR
    INTR
    ODU
    I) THE CAUSES OF AFRICAN
    CTIO MIGRATION.
    N
    II) THE DISADVANTAGES OF
    MIGRATION.

    III) SOLUTIONS TO DEAL WITH


    MIGRATION

    CONCLUSION
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    TOPIC: ILLEGAL MIGIRATION

    INTRODUCTION

    The migration is the way for the movement of people from one place to another
    for various reasons, often through borders. To better understand this
    phenomenon, we will highlight at first his causes, then his disadvantages and
    finally his potential solutions.

    I) . THE CAUSES OF AFRICAN MIGRATION.

    For the cause, we had at the economic level:


    the high unemployment rate. Poverty and low income in rural areas. Look for
    better job opportunities in urban areas or abroad.

    b. At the political level: political instability and corruption. Civil wars and
    armed conflicts (for example, Sudan, Somalia). Persecution and lack of political
    freedom.

    c. At the environmental level: climate change (droughts, desertification and


    floods). Loss of arable land and food insecurity. Natural disasters forcing people
    to relocate.

    d. the social level: mediocre access to education and health care. Family
    reunification and better living conditions. Influence of social networks abroad
    encouraging migration.

    II) THE DISADVANTAGES OF MIGRATION.

    The disadvantages of migration are:

    a. For countries of origin, brain fear: skilled loss of work such as doctors,
    engineers and teachers. Economic Decrease: Reduced labor affecting
    productivity and growth. Social strain: family separations and disruption
    of the community.

    b. For overpopulation of destination countries: housing constraint, health


    care and social services. Cultural tensions: potential increase in
    xenophobia and social conflicts. Work Exploitation: Migrants often face
    poor working conditions and low-solid wages.

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    c. For migrants themselves psychological impact: stress, depression and
    cultural adjustment challenges. Vulnerability: risk of trafficking in human
    beings and exploitation. Legal Issues: Struggles with obtaining legal
    status and protections to deal with migration.

    To combats this phenomenon, we will propose some solution.

    III) SOLUTIONS TO DEAL WITH MIGRATION.

    a. Tackle the root causes economic development: invest in job creation,


    education and skills development. Political Stability: Strengthen governance and
    reduce corruption. Environmental adaptation: implement agricultural practices
    and management of eliminating climate-resilient disasters.

    b. International Cooperation Regional Integration: Encourage free movement in


    regions such as ECOWAS. World support: developed countries to aid and
    support sustainable development in Africa.

    C. Legal Migration Management Countries: Facilitate safe and legal migration


    routes. Support for migrants: Provide integration programs, legal aid and
    language training in host countries. Anti-traffic measures: Strengthen efforts to
    combat trafficking in human beings and smuggling.

    CONCLUSION

    Migration is a complex phenomenon with positive and negative impacts.


    Tackling its root causes and effective management requires a global and
    cooperative approach. With appropriate solutions, migration can benefit both
    countries of origin and destination while protecting the migration of rights.

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