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Why are borders sometimes referred to as violent? Discuss the different forms of violence found at borders

October 10, 2024 by Claudine Cassar
Why are borders sometimes referred to as violent? Discuss the different forms of violence found at borders

Borders can be said to be violent because of the way they are drawn, the way they are enforced, and the psychological and economic effects they have on people.

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