Name: Tuesday Talk: Rev. Wayne Clark (April 12, 2016) by hendrixcollege
Duration: 25 min 40 s
Description: Today, Rev. Wayne Clark, Associate VP of Development and Dean of the Chapel, will answer the question, “What is my vocation (calling) and how do I know?”

Migration and Human Rights in the Mediterranean Sea
Facilitated by Dr. Ghaïda Ghediri, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence in the Department of Politics 

Birthplace of great European, African, and Asian civilizations and the three monotheistic religions, the place where man has known agriculture, where philosophy was born thanks to Ancient Greece in contemplating the sea according to Nietzsche, where one of the first legal systems of humanity was born (Rome - the Constitution of Carthage), the Mediterranean Sea is also today the theatre of confrontations and of an ecological crisis.  It is experiencing what is now known as the “migratory crisis,” or “reception crisis” of migrants, and is becoming a “marine cemetery” and “the deadliest migration route in the world."  We try at this Forum to measure the respect of Human rights with increasing security concerns and anti-migration political discourse in many States bordering the Mediterranean Sea, fueled by political, economic, and social crises accented by the Arab Spring. How do we understand especially African-European relationships today with the readmission agreements, border controls, and domestic laws that repress the entry, stay, and movement of migrants in irregular situations, as well as the South-South migration? What are the new migration roads taken by migrants, and what are these Mediterranean Sea migrants' profiles?

Migration And Human Rights In The Mediterranean Sea (October 25th, 2022)

Today, Rev. Wayne Clark, Associate VP of Development and Dean of the Chapel, will answer the question, “What is my vocation (calling) and how do I know?” 

Tuesday Talk: Rev. Wayne Clark (April 12, 2016)

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