# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/PHWAtE4pDoc?si=g6C5X4lZJ4OvrexD

# data[].attributes.body
Forced migration- The Rwandan migrants were forced to move because of both famine and political violence and skirmishes.
Asylum- Many migrants were refugees and sook asylum in neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, and Burnundi.
International migration-
Push factors- Push factors for the Rwandan migration included political tensions, lack of food, socio-economic status, civil war, and genocide.
Pull factors- Pull factors for the Rwandan migration included closeness and proximity, safeness, economic opportunities, and humanitarian aid
Immigration wave- There was an immigration wave of migrants into neighboring countries, as many people were forced from there homes and therefore created a large number of migrants.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Most of the Rwandan moved short distances to find immediate shelter from conflict.
2. Some Rwandan migrants temporarily settled in nearby countries, and then moved again to a country with better prospects and opportunities, reflecting different waypoints in a migration journey.
3. More Rwandan migrants came to bigger cities, as they provided more economic opportunities and security.
4. Rwandan migrants were pushed by conflict and lack of necessities, and pulled by safety and new opportunities.
5. Rwandan migrants moved in steps from refugee camps and nearby countries, and potentially eventually to bigger and better countries, showing step migration.
6. Rwandan migrants used social networks and family ties to find their way through other countries, showing channelized migration.