IOM Hastens Movement of South Sudanese to Juba
IOM plans to increase the number of flights to six per day to complete the movement in the next few weeks.
Trainings to Reduce Illegal Recruitment and Trafficking
IOM and the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration conduct a series of trainings on illegal recruitment and trafficking to schools and government officials from vulnerable provinces in the Philippines.
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- IOM Airlift Moves 1,890 South Sudanese to Juba from Khartoum
- IOM, Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of Commonwealth of Independent States, Sign Cooperation Agreement
- Mexican National Migration Institute, IOM Workshop Shares “Grupos Beta”
- IOM Colombia Hosts Fourth International Conference on Gender and Disasters
- IOM, Partners Launch Trainings as Philippines Labour Department Rolls Out Campaign Against Illegal Recruitment and Trafficking
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Hadidja Banaye lived and worked in Libya for 18 years. Last year, she fled fighting in the country and returned to Chad penniless. Now, she and many others like her, must re-build their lives from scratch.
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El Salvador: Changing Migrants' Lives
How obtaining identity papers has helped undocumented Nicaraguans in El Salvador.
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