by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Throughout history, nations have endured wars, occupations, and forced migrations, yet the idea of an entire population being asked to leave its homeland and settle elsewhere remains an extraordinary and deeply unsettling proposition. The notion of relocating a country’s inhabitants to another land raises profound ethical, legal, and political questions. Such an act would not merely be displacement; it would amount to a forced eviction, a violation of sovereignty, and, in many cases, an outright usurpation. Forced migration, a tragic phenomenon that has scarred human history,Read More