US EditionMillions of Migrants Across Africa Remain Undocumented as ID Systems Struggle to Keep Pace
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Millions of migrants across Africa remain undocumented as ID systems struggle to keep pace
Harare, Zimbabwe, 27 May 2025 (ECA) – Hundreds of millions of people in Africa lack legal documentation, leaving migrants particularly vulnerable. Without proof of identity, they face exclusion from education, healthcare, employment, and justice systems, rendering them invisible to the state and at risk of exploitation. Recent studies by the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in Uganda, Ethiopia, and South Sudan reveal significant legal and…
Millions of migrants across Africa remain undocumented as ID systems struggle to keep pace | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Language English Harare, Zimbabwe, 27 May 2025 (ECA) – Hundreds of millions of people in Africa lack legal documentation, leaving migrants particularly vulnerable. Without proof of identity, they face exclusion from education, healthcare, employment, and justice systems, rendering them invisible to the state and at risk of exploitation.Share this:facebooktwitteremailprint
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