Managing Migration – Challenging Dominant Assumptions 

Challenging dominant assumptions in forced migration management requires shifting from a model of absolute state control and deterrence to one that recognizes human agency, regional economic drivers, and the inherent limits of restrictive policies.

Policymakers often assume migration can be neatly regulated, stopped, or predicted through enforcement-led measures like border barriers, detention camps, militarisation of immigration officers, externalisation of refugee protection, expulsion, deportation, criminalisation and so forth. This interactive webinar workshop will unpack dominant policy assumptions across forced migration pathways and seeks to provide solutions from human rights- based protection.

Speaker Bio:

Adv. (Dr) Callixte Kavuro is a Director of Kavuro & Associates, a consulting law firm that provides legal and consulting services on matters involving or affecting migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in the Republic of South Africa.  In 2022, He was admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of South Africa.

Kavuro obtained his Doctor of Law degree from Stellenbosch University, his Master of Law degree from University of Cape Town (UCT), and his undergraduate law degree from University of the Western Cape (UWC).

Event link and registration here: https://www.linkedin.com/event/manage/7523733747268128768/

Eent poster: http://humanisticmanagement.network/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/HMN_Webinar_Migration_Poster.pdf