The International Trade Union Confederation Africa (ITUC-Africa) has attributed the ongoing labour migration crisis to increasing inequality, ineffective governance, and the implementation of austerity measures. The organization highlighted that these factors have contributed to a precarious economic environment, which has prompted many individuals to seek better opportunities abroad. Additionally, ITUC-Africa pointed to rising insecurity as a significant driver of migration, further exacerbating the challenges faced by workers in the region. The confederation calls for urgent policy changes to address these underlying issues.
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