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Forced Migrations - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Rohingya: Racial discrimination
        
        https://www.unrefugees.org/news/rohingya-refugee-crisis-explained/
        
        suffered decades of violence, discrimination, and persecution in Myanmarlargest exodus began in August 2017 after a massive wave of violence broke out in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, forcing more than 700,000 people - half of them children - to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
        
        The monsoon season from June to October destroys a lot of Rohenigya refugees in Bangladesh.
        
        In late July 2021 deadly monsoon rains devastated the Cox’s Bazar region of Bangladesh, killing six Rohingya refugees and affecting more than 21,000 more. An estimated 3,800 shelters have been damaged or destroyed and 13,000 refugees have been forced to temporarily relocate.
- - - - Mumbai's slums: Because of the city development, people are forced to move to slums
        
        https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/poverty-matters/2011/mar/11/mumbai-slums-developers-profits-residents
        
        Conflicts between developers and slum dwellers have been unfolding across the city for more than a decade, stalling slum redevelopment projects designed to pull 60% of Mumbai's population out of harsh living conditions. Under a controversial slum rehabilitation policy, developers can snap up land for commercial development in exchange for building free houses for slum dwellers.
        
        However, slum residents are only entitled to free housing if they have lived in the area to be cleared since before 1995, or, in some cases before 2000, which is a huge stumbling block for state government officials who say they want to make Mumbai slum free. This caveat means almost 70% of slum dwellers in the city are ineligible for a free home and would probably end up in slums elsewhere.
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- - - - Isreal and Palestine Conflict on Jordon River force Palestine people to move out
        
        2007 ： - 100，000 people。https://www.kylc.com/stats/global/yearly_per_country/g_population_net_migration/pse.html
    - - Lack of economy support after natural disasters. For example , Drought in Somalia
        
        2017 ： -200，000 https://www.kylc.com/stats/global/yearly_per_country/g_population_net_migration/som.html