Psychological Characteristics of the Emotional Sphere of Internally Displaced Persons from the First and Second Waves by Vitalii Fedosieiev, Andrii Kharchenko, Alla Lisenaya, Eugene Liseniy, Varvara Kabarhina, Sergey Barinov

“…The consequences of forced internal migration due to the danger of military actions in both 2014 and 2022 for Ukrainians have resulted in significant changes on economic, social, cultural, and psychological levels. Leaving their comfort zones, citizens from "hot spots" found themselves in the "trap" of the unknown, which often led to the emergence of intrapersonal conflicts: a lack of desire and motivation to change their location while simultaneously being physically unable to stay in their homes and familiar environments. …”
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Understanding, anticipating and managing health risks linked to climate migration by François Gemenne

“…Migration can improve the health and security of refugees, but also more broadly the health and security of people in host and home countries.…”
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Refugees as a new emigration channel from Tajikistan to Western and Eastern Europe by A. Kh. Rakhmonov

“…Every year, a huge number of people leave their homes due to armed conflicts, wars, poverty, and persecution on various grounds. …”
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