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How global migration causes inequalities, conflicts and injustices for…

- - - - tend to flow in opp direction- (back to the place of migrant origin)
    - - Talent-based immigration pol. of countries, e.g. Canda, encourage flows of highly skilled migrants from LIDCs and EDCs
        
        gives rise to consequent contra-flows of social + financial remittances
  - - - many low and mid income countries lack skilled human resources + computer forensic tools to analysis digital data etc.
- - - - robbing those countries of the people they need to escape poverty
      - e.g. Uganda
        
        categorised by the 2006 World health report as being among the 57 countries experiencing a critical shortage of health workers
        
        (fewer than 2.3 physicians, midwives and nurses per 1000 population
        
        mainly been attributed to poor absorptive capacity + labour market imperfections generating short-run structural unemployment of qualified health workers in economy.
        
        about one third were private practitioners, were unemployed or had emigrated
- - - - being held in detention centres
        
        e.g.
        
        Six migrants on hunger strike at immigration detention centre in Texas being force-fed
        
        is causing severe nosebleeds and vomiting
        
        refusing food in protest against conditions at El Paso Processing Center (e.g. verbal abuse etc.)
      - not being allowed to work
      - being supported on lack of financial resources for food etc.
  - - - E.g. possibility of return to country of origin where risks are high