Abstract
This work raises and develops the fundamental questions about the phenomenon of the migration in the current world, from the theory of the human rights and its contrast with the praxis. After stating the big vulnerability that characterizes the migrants, the author tries to offer proposals and possible solutions to this problem in the context of the national and international politics.
Keywords: Human rights, Migration, National and international politics, Vulnerability.
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