The Situation of Mixed International migration: A Constant Challenge to International Law on Refugees and the Right to Asylum

Abstract

This article lists the most significant historical events with respect to international migration in the twentieth century, which can be regarded as the century of mass migration and the uprooted. the goal is to reflect on the behavior that has maintained this phenomenon in the past, to define its current situation, and to understand the trends in migration so far during the twenty-first century. the connections between immigration and asylum are identified, as are their differences. both these phenomena are closely related but must be treated differently.