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Women bringing peace and combating climate change in Somalia

Adale, 8 Nov 2021 – On the warm shores of Adale, a coastal city 220 kilometres north of Somalia’s capital...
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Voice African Migrants founder, 7 others win IOM 2021 West and Central Africa Migration Journalism Awards
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UNHCR calls on Libya to urgently develop plan for asylum seekers and refugees, welcomes authorization to restart evacuation

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IOM resumes voluntary humanitarian return assistance flights from Libya after months of suspension
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IOM appeals for $74.7M to provide humanitarian assistance for highly vulnerable migrants transiting Americas
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Gavi, IOM join forces to improve immunization coverage for migrants
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IOM’s Global Migration Data Analysis Centre releases report on ‘Migration from and within West and North Africa’
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Five children, 40 other migrants die in largest recorded shipwreck off Libya Coast 

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Free movement of people a top priority, say West African nations

Abuja – Free movement of people and goods, and fighting human trafficking should be top policy priorities, members of the...
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IOM steps up help on Yemen’s West Coast as clashes heighten desperation
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Djibouti rolls out COVID-19 vaccinations for migrants
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IOM resumes voluntary humanitarian return assistance flights from Libya after months of suspension
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IOM assists over 10,800 Haitians returned from the US, Mexico and Caribbean in past month
Too often, when we speak of migrants, we find ourselves having to speak about moments of extreme hardship, caught up in a narrative of crisis. Those who find themselves in detention in Libya, trafficked in the back of trucks, having sought new lives away from failing states, conflict and disaster. Today is International Migrants Day, a day to remember these individuals and reiterate the need to respect the rights and dignity of all. It is a day set aside by the United Nations to recognize the estimated 272 million migrants that are integral members of all our societies today
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IOM appeals for $74.7M to provide humanitarian assistance for highly vulnerable migrants transiting Americas
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Another boat tragedy off North Africa’s Atlantic Coast stark reminder of perilous sea journeys

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, say the deaths of 47 people who were...
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Response capacities stretched with hasty return of 40,000 Ethiopian migrants
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IOM provides over 1,300 migrants with emergency shelter and assistance on the Canary Islands
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IOM Ethiopia appeals for USD 40 million to assist additional 1.6 million people in Northern Ethiopia
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Quarantine-free travel to resume on 19 July for fully vaccinated passengers returning from amber list countries
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IOM releases recommendations to the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union
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Afghanistan: Addressing child labour through a protection response for undocumented returnees
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Preparations for Cyclone season continue in the wake of Yaas’ destruction
Too often, when we speak of migrants, we find ourselves having to speak about moments of extreme hardship, caught up in a narrative of crisis. Those who find themselves in detention in Libya, trafficked in the back of trucks, having sought new lives away from failing states, conflict and disaster. Today is International Migrants Day, a day to remember these individuals and reiterate the need to respect the rights and dignity of all. It is a day set aside by the United Nations to recognize the estimated 272 million migrants that are integral members of all our societies today
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IOM statement on recent arrivals in Ceuta, Spain
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