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Chad
IOM, through funding from the European Commission, facilitated the return and reintegration of stranded Chadian migrants based in Libya. The Organization organized convoys of trucks that carried the migrants back to Chad.
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Somalia
Migrants and internally displaced persons (IDP) are among the poorest and most vulnerable in Bossaso, Somalia. Fleeing conflict, thousands of Somalis are displaced in IDP camps with limited access to water, food and health care.
Credit: International Organization for Migration/Celeste Hibbert, Reuters, Magda Mis
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Uganda-Kenya
IOM and the Kenyan government work together to raise much-needed awareness of HIV among sex workers and their clients in Busia, a border town between Kenya and Uganda.
(First published on Reuters Alertnet)
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Tanzania
A series of documentary films that focus on the HIV vulnerabilities of four mobile populations in Tanzania: fishermen, seafarers, truck drivers and uniformed border staff.
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South Africa
Men and women from Southern Africa share their life stories, highlighting the issues and consequences of labour migration.
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Kenya
A new life awaits Somali Bantu refugees living in camps in Kenya - on the other side of the world.
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South Africa/Zimbabwe
IOM provides humanitarian assistance at the Beitbridge Centre on the South African/Zimbabwean border to Zimbabwean irregular migrants returned across the border by South African authorities.
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Sudan
Twenty years after fleeing to Darfur to escape the civil war, 450,000 Dinka from Southern Sudan have returned to the state of Northern Bahr el Ghazal. To address the impact this large-scale return has on the receiving communities and the area's available resources, IOM supports both returnees and communities by helping people rebuild their lives, promoting a peaceful reintegration.
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Sudan
A group of internally displaced people in southern Sudan return to their ancestral homes in Mundri after 16 years.
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Sudan
An IOM operation helps tens of thousands of internally displaced Sudanese return to their former homes in South Sudan. A civil war lasting more than two decades left more than 4 million South Sudanese displaced.
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