Reparation Programmes
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The challenges of migration in the twenty-first century increasingly demand actions by IOM beyond its traditional services. Post-emergency and post-crisis situations, for example, are unpredictable and likely to occur in any part of the world, in particular as a consequence of ecological degradations and disasters. Similarly, as more and more governments are called upon to return and/or compensate persons dispersed worldwide who have suffered displacement, dispossession, persecution or other forms of personal harm under former regimes, IOM is being called upon to assist through its global network. As new migration-related scenarios evolve reflecting contemporary political realities, governments expect IOM to offer more tailored variations of its traditional services. |
Related Document
- IOM Policy Brief on Reparation Programmes
- IOM in Land and Property Rights and Victim Reparations
