Describe migration and health epidemics as the new sources of threat to the nontraditional notion of security.
FOREIGN - SET 1 2016
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New Sources of threat-
- Migration– Poverty in south has led to large scale migration to seek a better life into North. This has created political friction in the international field. It took place in two ways–People who voluntarily left the country were called migrants and the other way was refugees who left home because of war, natural disasters or political persecution.
- Health Epidemics– Such as HIV-AIDS bird flu etc. like due the migration of the people due to business, tourism and military operation.
- In 2003, an estimated in crore people were influenced with HIV-AIDS World Wide emerged as a threat, they are Ebola, virus and hepatitis etc.
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