Under a Changing Sky
Bangladesh is at extreme risk from the negative effects of climate change.
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10th Global Forum on Migration and Development Opens in Berlin
The annual Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) has opened with commitment from high level officials to advance global migration governance and leverage the development and economic benefits of migration. Leer mas
52 muertos en Níger en tanto que la OIM salva por medio de operaciones de búsqueda y rescate a 600 migrantes varados en el desierto del Sahara
El domingo por la mañana, 24 migrantes pusieron en conocimiento de las autoridades en Níger que habían estado varados en el desierto. Leer mas
Mediterranean Update
Missing Migrants Project is a database sharing key data on deceased and missing migrants along migratory routes worldwide. This infographic focuses on migrant arrivals and fatalities in the Mediterranean region. #MissingMigrants
Portraits of Welcome: Londoners Reflect on ‘Our Shared Future’ for Refugee Week
The UN Migration Agency (IOM) explored the theme of “Our Shared Future” through two art projects – Portraits of Welcome and Building Tomorrow Together – as part of the 2017 Refugee Week celebrations in the United Kingdom (UK) at the Southbank Centre in London, on 24 June 2017. Leer mas
UN Migration Agency Publishes In-depth Investigation of Obstacles to IDP Returns in Iraq
Three million Iraqis remain internally displaced across the country, despite numerous successes by military forces in dislodging and reclaiming much of the territory once occupied by ISIL. Este documento o sitio Internet está disponible únicamente en inglés. Leer más
Australia Backs UN Migration Agency Assistance to Undocumented Afghans in Pakistan
The Government of Australia and the UN Migration Agency (IOM) have launched a two-year, AUD 4 million (USD 3 million) project to assist undocumented Afghans in their host communities in Pakistan, as well as those who wish to return to Afghanistan. Este documento o sitio Internet está disponible únicamente en inglés. Leer más
El mundo en movimiento
Hace 65 años, la Organización Internacional para las Migraciones (OIM) surgió de las cenizas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En Europa, un continente devastado por la guerra, ningún gobierno por sí solo podía ayudar a los supervivientes, quienes solo deseaban una oportunidad para reanudar sus vidas en libertad y con dignidad. En un principio, la OIM fue fundada para reasentar a refugiados durante la postguerra. Leer más
INFORMES DE SITUACIÓN
soy migrante
soy migrante es una campaña y una plataforma. Hemos creado un lugar para las historias personales de los refugiados y migrantes. Queremos cuestionar los estereotipos contra los migrantes y las expresiones de odio en la política y...
"Integration is not being scared of what is around you. It's when you see what people do around you as normal."
"Being a migrant means being able to move freely around the world, to work, to meet people, to open my heart and my mind."
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161 Guinean Migrants Arrive from Libya in Conakry
On June 13, a UN Migration Agency (IOM) flight from Libya landed in Conakry. 161 stranded migrants from Guinea received return assistance who were living in very difficult conditions in Libya.
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Reducing Gender Based Violence Risks through Better Shelter Programme Design
Good shelter programming must include mitigation measures throughout the project cycle in order to reduce Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks.
Towards Reparations for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The International Tribunal on the Conflict in the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) comes to an end on 31 December 2017. Its 24-year history and legacy will be discussed in Sarajevo during the ICTY Legacy Dialogues Conference opening on June 19.
Care and act as soon as you can: Engaging with children on environmental migration
Our work at the UN Migration Agency (IOM) targets migrants and their communities, through an engagement with public representatives from the national, international, regional or local level.
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If you walk around any city in West Africa, you will see children alone, without parents. Some are working, some are begging, some want to study and some are just lost.
“My mother was her own Ellis Island,” Luis Torres says about his mother, a Salvadoran immigrant, who fled the civil war and found refuge in California in the 1980s.
These trends point more than ever to the need for better international migration governance and cooperation: