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Ensuring Safe Passage and Upholding Civilian Protection

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Ensuring Safe Passage for Civilians Amid Global Crises Across the globe, conflicts are escalating at an unprecedented pace, placing civilians at the greatest risk. Humanitarian corridors —designed to provide safe evacuation and facilitate the delivery of essential aid—are increasingly fragile. Recent developments, including the first-quarter 2025 humanitarian challenges in Gaza , underscore the urgent need for international mechanisms that prioritize human dignity over political or military interests. In Gaza, temporary corridors allowed some civilians to escape, but others collapsed due to miscommunication, mistrust, and ongoing hostilities. Civilians moving under assurances of safety were exposed to renewed danger, illustrating a critical reality: humanitarian corridors are often treated not as protected zones but as contested spaces within conflict areas. This pattern is not isolated. During Syria’s prolonged conflict , temporary ceasefires for aid delivery were frequently violated,...
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The Perilous Journey of Bangladeshi Migrants Across the Mediterranean: A Data-Driven and Research-Based Analysis

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Crossing the Sea of Despair: Tuhin Sarwar's Data-Driven Investigation into Bangladeshi Mediterranean Migration Abstract This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the contemporary migration patterns of Bangladeshi nationals across the Mediterranean Sea, focusing on data from 2018 to 2025. Using validated reports from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex), the study explores the socio-economic drivers, migration routes, mortality rates, human trafficking networks, and the international response mechanisms. The findings highlight the urgency of policy reforms aimed at safer migration pathways, enhanced regional cooperation, and human rights protections. Introduction In recent years, the Mediterranean Sea has become one of the deadliest migration corridors worldwide. Bangladesh, a South Asian country facing economic challenges, climate vulnerability, and...
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