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  • International Migration Studies
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  • Global borders are not open, with each nation setting entry requirements.
  • The "right to migrate" lacks full legal recognition worldwide.
  • Many individuals cannot meet entry requirements or obtain visas.

Conclusions:

  • The lack of a recognized "right to migrate" compels dangerous cross-border movements.
  • The phenomenon of missing migrants represents a significant, unresolved humanitarian crisis.
  • There is an urgent need for legal and practical solutions to protect migrant rights and ensure accountability.