Integration of Unaccompanied Minors in Asylum Seeking: A Pivotal Task for Society
The integration of unaccompanied minors seeking asylum is crucial to prevent future complications, and it involves providing living arrangements, education, healthcare, and community activities. The government is working towards repatriation and reunification, but many minors are likely to stay, prompting a need for rethinking accommodation practices and expanding housing capacity. The government’s actions have received both support and criticism, highlighting the importance of balanced integration efforts that consider the welfare of the minors and the concerns of local communities.