The type of migration that occurs when an individual is forced to leave their home due to threat of violence and civil war is called forced migration or forced displacement.
The type of migration that occurs when an individual is forced to leave their home due to threats of violence and civil war is categorized as forced migration. Forced migration refers to the movement of individuals or groups who are compelled to leave their homes or countries because of persecution, conflict, or other threats to their safety. In the context of violence and civil war, individuals may be displaced within their own country (internally displaced persons) or may seek refuge in another country (refugees). This type of migration is generally involuntary and driven by the need to seek safety and protection.
