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Abstract
Every person in the world aims to improve his/her
living conditions, and this can be attained by searching
for a better opportunity either within his/her country of
birth or outside it.
After people have searched for security in their own
countries and they did not find it, the door for
international migration is opened. Until the number of
international migrants reached 232 millions in 2013, up
from 175 millions in 2000; in other words, the
international migrants increased with almost 32.5%
within these 13 years.1
Thus, on one hand the lack of “human security” is of
people’s migration causes. For this, people migrate
mainly searching for “human security”2. So, one of the
motives in migration can be formulated as seeking
human security or avoiding human insecurity as the root
cause. On the other hand; gains to human security can
be realized by benefiting from migrants themselves in
attaining human security. Thus, “human security” is an
impact of migration.
Moreover, the World Summit 2005 is considered as a
turning point for human security where by it was
mentioned in for the first time in an official document of
the United Nations. At the same time, excessive migration is considered as
one of the real threats of human security in the 21st
century that arise more from the actions of millions of
people.1
So, the importance of international migration -
especially for protecting human security- should be
recognized.2
from this point, this part will discuss: