Border Control and Using Analysis Tools due to the Humanitarian Aspect of the Immigrant Crisis

Chekovik, Timurlenk; Achkoski, Jugoslav

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Border Control and Using Analysis Tools due to the Humanitarian Aspect of the Immigrant Crisis

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The control of migrants in Europe has become increasingly challenging, marked by a number of illegal border-crossing. It revealed a crisis without equivalent since World War II. The European borders are now one of the most affected by migrants from Asia and Africa. Border police is the most responsible for the first interview with the asylum seeker. In terms of basic contribution to the asylum procedure, good cooperation between the border police and the services of asylum is of primary importance. There is a need of risk assessment. While the risk assessment is made there can be a violation of the humanitarian aspect of conducting regular border check. By determining the race and color of migrants, screening made on the border crossing can put legality of the border police actions in question. The Humanitarian efforts with border management, cooperation between the government services and use of appropriate methodology are an important segment handling migrant crisis. One of the known methodologies is Analysis of Competitive Hypotheses used to better assess the choice of a suitable place for migrants and their acceptance or readmission. Тhe procedure for vulnerable categories of citizens can jeopardize the legality and the manner of dealing with illegal migrants and this arises from the legal and physical protection of persons seeking asylum. The `politics of pity' changes into psychological cases to be governed by risk technologies within a `politics of risk', the humanitarian and security interventions are shown to be in no way mutually exclusive.

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International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences (Volume 85)

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1-13

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https://doi.org/10.18052/www.scipress.com/ILSHS.85.1

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T. Chekovik and J. Achkoski, "Border Control and Using Analysis Tools due to the Humanitarian Aspect of the Immigrant Crisis", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 1-13, 2019

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January 2019

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Timurlenk Chekovik, Jugoslav Achkoski

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Border Police, Humanitarian Crisis, Migrant

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