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Sure it is, unless they have passed laws against emigration, like North Korea. (Of course, those laws would rightly be seen as totalitarian.)

• nicbou 4y ago
  You confuse "not committing human rights abuses" with "voluntary". Countries that are losing their best and brightest are not happy about it.
  • satyrnein 4y ago
    So clear up my confusion: what should we do about it? Are we supposed to commit their human rights abuses for them, by denying entry to their best and brightest?
    • nicbou 4y ago
      It's possible to talk about a problem without having any solution for it. It's actually how engineers are taught to approach problems.
      • _aavaa_ 4y ago
        That is a non-answer. What portion of this is non-voluntary?