جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « forced migration » در نشریات گروه « علوم انسانی »

The forced migration of the Palestinian people has been part of a systematic policy to suppress and control the Palestinian people since the establishment of the Zionist regime in 1948. This hostile policy has been followed since the formation of this regime and reached its peak in 2007 with the siege of Gaza and the worsening of living conditions and the facing of the people of this region with all kinds of security, military, health and humanitarian threats. The purpose of these actions was to de-Palestinize the occupied territories, prevent the formation of resistance groups and the forced migration of the Palestinian people from their ancestral land by the Zionists, which is still being pursued by them. Forced displacement is a clear example of a crime against humanity in international law texts and human rights statements, and many resolutions have been created and condemned in various regional and international institutions and organizations regarding this phenomenon. In the most recent case of cruel forced migration of the Palestinian people by the Zionists, we can mention the Al-Aqsa storm. Operation "Al-Aqsa Storm" took place to condemn the years of oppression, suffering and displacement of the Palestinian people, a response to the disregard of the Palestinians' indisputable rights to their ancestral land, the lack of the right to self-determination and many legitimate and indisputable freedoms of the Palestinian people, which were violated by the Zionist regime with Cruelty, excessive and unjustifiable violence and the continuation of genocide and displacement of the Palestinian nation were answered. The current research aims to analyze the documents, agreements, articles and provisions in the texts and conventions related to international law and human rights, to deal with the issue of forced migration from the perspective of international and humanitarian law, and the degree of conformity of the findings to examine the rights of the current situation of the Palestinian nation.

A study of the role and position of the koraee tribe in the political and military developments of Kohgiluyeh from the Safavid to the end of the Zand period (1209-907 AH) koraee also is one of the small tribes in the kohgilouyeh-Boyerahmad area which their first role-playing in political change in Iran can be emplored in moguls period mentioned tribes forced migration during the government of shah Abbas I, Nader shah Afshar and karim khan Zand can be recognized as a result of significant affect of this tribe on political changes in south and south-west areas of Iran. Although the role of this small tribe on political changes of this area is not comparable with the two powerful tribes: Boyerahmad and Bakhtyari, but the resultant of koraee tribes role on political changes of south and south-west after end of Safavid period until the death of Karim khan Zand with supporting revolt of fake Safi-mirza and Ghaed-morad koraee and disobedience from mentioned central governments order in addition to cause trouble and difficulty for central government could influence role playing of areas bigger tribes. The main issue of the research is inducting a corner of political martial life-time of koraee tribe and the main guestion is also related to this subject that this tribe had what role and place in Kohgilouyeh Boyerahmad from almost end of Safavid period until the end of Zand dynasty.

Following the outbreak of crisis in Syria and the subsequent internal armed conflicts, a large number of Syrians had to leave their home country in order to save their lives. Some fled to the neighbouring countries and some went to the European ones. In the present article, we will first discuss certain international law concepts to see which is more suitable to classify Syrian migrants thereunder. Then we will proceed to identify the rules of international law applicable to them. Finally, a legal assessment will be made of the measures undertaken by the host countries in response to the flow of Syrian migrants into their soil.

The Syria crisis when it ended after seven years (from 2011 to 2018), While which has a lot of human casualties as more than half the population of 23 million (about 13.5 million (, in this country has. The UN United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees the Syrian crisis as the worst global crisis over the past 25 years. In terms of structure, the present study briefly examines the role of host countries in the conflict and the war in Syria. These countries are, respectively, the five countries of the region, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt, and internationally, to some extent, the countries of the European Union. Then, in the next step, to the situation of the refugees of the named countries is discussed and And as a result The Implications of This Immigration Mandatory on Will be paid to host countries and Finally, the consequences of this forced migration are analyzed in a variety of political, economic, cultural, security and social characteristics. Generally, the Syrian geopolitical crisis, in addition to its longterm effects on Syria's nationality, in Internal dimensions, in midterm And at least in short term It will also affect the host countries; This situation is far more acute for the Syrian neighbors.

The Kurd Plate is part of the Poshtkuh rule territory (In Ilam province) which shares its borders with Khuzestan province in the south, Lurestan province in the east, Mahaki plate (the northern part of the Poshtkuh territory)in the north and Iraq in the west. Due to the dominance of the Kurds, it is named Kurd plate. By forced migration of people in order to bring security, Reza Shah once tried to break the connection of the Kurds in northern plate with the Kurd plate. On the other hand, substituting Arab clans in the southern parts of the plate caused ethnic diversity and divergence which in turn led to security dilemma. Adopting an descriptive-analytic approach and using the original remained resource, this article focuses on the role and status of Kurd nomad in the region in the last years of Poshtkuh rule (Reza Shah period). a is adopted.

Nomadic tribes have been effective political and social powers in Iran. Lots of dynasties of Iran have arisen from nomadic tribes and the military forces were also mostly nomads. The involuntary movement and migration of nomadic tribes has been one of the important issues in Iran’s history, especially since the Safavid era. In this paper, the procedure, method, objectives, reasons and political and military motives for migration and forced residency of different races of Iranian tribes in the Safavid, Afshar, Zand, Qajar, and Pahlavi era has been studied. The Shah Abbas forced some clans of the tribes to migrate in order to prevent oppositions and to reinforce the country’s military condition to face with Uzbeks and Turkmens in the north east borders. But during the era of his successor, such attempts were made to a lesser extent. Nader Shah also compelled a large number of tribes to migrate in order to reinforce human resources of Khorasan, to defend country borders and to found a military base and prevent the opposition of some tribes. In the Qajar era the displacement of nomadic tribes occurred mostly during the Russo-Persian war and it also took place in other periods to a lesser extent. Finally in the Pahlavi era, according to the policy of limiting tribes, some tribes were transferred.