The Drowning Hope of a Generation In many developing countries, youth unemployment has become a ticking time bomb, often overlooked in the midst of economic downturns.
For thousands of young Moroccans like Fatin Ben Homar Azizi, migration has become an all too real option – with devastating consequences.
The recent influx of migrants attempting to reach Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on Morocco's northern border, highlights the failed promises of globalization and the widening wealth gap between North and South.