Description: The migration crisis refers to a situation where a large number of people are forced to leave their usual place of residence, often due to conflicts, persecution, natural disasters, or adverse economic conditions. This phenomenon can significantly affect populations who traditionally depend on mobility and specific resources. Mass migration can disrupt their lifestyles, forcing them to adapt to new realities and face challenges such as loss of land, lack of access to basic services, and integration into communities that may not be prepared to receive diverse groups. Migration crises can also generate social and political tensions in receiving regions, as local communities may feel threatened by the arrival of new groups. In this context, it is crucial to understand the dynamics of migration and how they affect various populations, who are often overlooked in discussions about migration and refuge. The migration crisis is not only a humanitarian challenge but also a phenomenon that requires attention to the cultural and social particularities of migrants, especially those belonging to diverse communities with unique traditions and ways of life.
