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To leave or not to leave: The right not to migrate and what the Church is doing to help people stay at home

BINGHAM, John, International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC), 01 May 2007

An argument for ensuring that migration is by choice and not necessity by calling for root causes to be addressed and increased attention to programs and opportunities that will allow those who choose to stay at home.

* The exact date of this document is not known.  The approximate date provided is May 2007.

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