The Volunteers Without Borders In The Global

The Volunteers without Borders Author Name University Name Borders are primarily used to limit free movements of people from one state to another. For volunteers, however, there shouldn’t be any borders since their job requires them to move from one place to another for fulfilling their duties and serving the humanity. Most of the governments do allow volunteers to cross their borders for noble causes and do not impose restrictions on them. In some circumstances, they can be stopped from entering a particular country, such as if their life is in danger, there is no security and safety in that area, or the locals have disapproved the idea of allowing them to enter their towns or cities. The borders among African countries (South Africa, Swaziland, and Mozambique) are good examples of that. The governments of ...