Humanitarian Aid and Migration
Humanitarian Aid and Migration

Author(s): Nubar Huseynli
Subject(s): Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Welfare systems, Migration Studies, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: Oku Okut Yayınları
Keywords: Awareness; Solidarity; Humanitarian Aid;
Summary/Abstract: As a demand of globalized world, people frequently change their locations for various reasons. These situations can be categorized according to positive and negative factors. Positive factors include education, personal development, discovering new places, and so on, while negative factors include natural disasters, wars, hunger, and others. At any given time, during migration, people may need assistance. For this purpose, many international organizations, non-governmental organizations, unions, and others unite around a common goal is: Protecting human life and health. The protection of human life and health brings with it both material and spiritual needs. Material needs include food, clothing, housing, transportation, medical supplies, and so on. In addition, addressing spiritual needs involves dealing with issues such as stress, fear, post-crisis adaptation, and others. The main goal is to ensure that individuals who have emerged from a crisis are not only protected in terms of life and health but are also integrated back into normal society. The research relies on surveys and reports conducted by international organizations. These reports and surveys must be structured in a way that accurately reflects reality and utilize tools that produce precise and expected outcomes. The obtained results will ultimately ensure the decision-making process is carried out appropriately. Several guidelines exist for humanitarian aid, including those from the United Nations. Humanitarian aid is a right for everyone, and there is no distinction based on gender, language, religion, or nationality when it comes to assistance. The main objective is to expand awareness and cooperation in the field of humanitarian aid and solidarity.

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