Neutrosophic Multicriteria Model for Analyzing the Violation of Migrant Children and Adolescents

Abstract

In Tulcán, migrant populations are increasingly visible in public spaces, many of whom endure precarious conditions and depend on financial assistance to secure food. A significant proportion of these individuals are accompanied by minors, who often suffer discrimination and multiple infringements of constitutionally protected rights.

This study proposes the implementation of a Neutrosophic Multicriteria Method to assess the degree of rights violations experienced by migrant children and adolescents in the city of Tulcán. The analysis incorporates relevant contributions from a representative of a non-governmental organization actively engaged in providing support to migrants, offering valuable insights into their situation.

The findings highlight the urgent necessity of formulating and enforcing public policies that safeguard the rights of migrants, while also underscoring the importance of raising public awareness to address the challenges faced by this vulnerable population.