Throughout the centuries, people on the move have had a profound impact on societies all over the globe. How we deal with migration may well go on to define the 21st century.

160 million children live in countries affected by armed conflict - and they are the ones who suffer most from the effects of war, violence and genocide.

Borders are a large party of our identity. They define the 'us', the area of the world we call home. However, they do so by excluding the 'them', the others that live outside the borders we have defined. Borders are what binds us (the us within the borders), but also what divides us (humanity as a whole). Would the world be a better place without borders?