Migration Governance and the Pandemic: A Multilevel Governance Approach

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covid-19, WHO, Return Migration, Governance, India, Kerala
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Migration can be defined as the human movement from one place to another. Article 13 of UDHR (Universal Declaration of Human Rights) guarantees freedom of movement. To curb COVID-19, many nations and international organisations restricted free movement. Governance of ‘migration’ became important in the pandemic-stricken world. This article from a multilevel governance perspective examines the policies/ initiatives on governing migration to contain COVID-19 at different levels. For this, the paper assesses the WHO’s directives, Government of India’s measures and steps taken by the regional government of Kerala to address the issue.

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22-09-2022
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Migration Governance and the Pandemic: A Multilevel Governance Approach. (2022). Journal of Polity and Society, 13(1). https://journalspoliticalscience.com/index.php/i/article/view/77