European policy and migrations: The need for a fourth generation human rights approach opposite to the securitarian approach
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Human mobility is one of the challenges that, as an international community, we must face in the coming years. It is not a phenomenon that we can confront individually. On the contrary, it is a reality that we must deal with a new paradigm that goes beyond the current one based only on security; a model that must have the participation - among others - of regional and local governments, civil society, unions, religious organizations, political parties and of course with the participation of people who are living human mobility in first person.
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