Modern governments in modern states in third world countries are overwhelmed with social circumstances that have forced citizens to resort to self-help. Also, prevalent unclear demographic and globalization issues are sometimes neutral lines of justification for either transit or destination posture of the West African states. Concisely, poverty issues have continuously permeated the West Africa region’s fabric, and the challenges seem protracting. It has implications for mobility, (women) trafficking, and human security, among others. The quantitative approach adopted profiled index while evaluating and descriptive methods explained the content. Among other findings, lack of national data and proper immigration service is obvious. Thus, adequate data for national planning is recommended. Further, ongoing regional and national initiatives for possible integration and collaboration to address challenges are advocated.

During the late twentieth century, the question of gender equality became an important issue on the global agenda. Despite the fact that there has been a drastic substantial progress in favor of gender equality, there are still a lot of issues connected with the subject of gender in the world. The feminist foreign policy is not an established political concept. Sweden was the first country to pursue a feminist foreign policy in 2014. This approach was part of the world’s first ‘feminist government’. The goal is to achieve equality in all spheres of society, as well as to guarantee equal conditions for women and men in society and in their personal lives. I consider this topic of research to be a great opportunity to explore how the feminist foreign policy works and how it influences the international relations.