UN Migration Agency Steps Up Life-saving Support in Uganda as South Sudanese Refugees Hit 1 Million
Au total, un millier de migrants ont été secourus par les opérations de recherche et de sauvetage de l’OIM depuis le mois d’avril au nord du Niger. En savoir plus
Mediterranean Update
Le projet sur les migrants portés disparus (Missing Migrants Project) est une base de données qui livre des informations sur les migrants décédés et portés disparus le long des routes migratoires du monde entier. Cette infographie traite plus particulièrement des arrivées et des décès de migrants dans la région méditerranéenne. #MissingMigrants Projet sur les migrants portés disparus | Flux migratoires – Europe
Back in ControlThousands of Displaced Iraqis Living with Psychological Toll of Conflict
Weeks after the retaking of Mosul city, many internally displaced persons (IDPs) are exhibiting signs of stress and anxiety. As the psychological toll of what many had endured over the last three years kicks in, children in particular have been scarred by the violence of life under ISIL. They will need long-term psychological support. Ce document ou site Internet est disponible uniquement en anglais. En savoir plus
Over 600,000 Displaced Syrians Returned Home in First 7 Months of 2017
Between January and July 2017, 602,759 displaced Syrians returned home according to reports from IOM, the UN Migration Agency, and implementing partners on the ground. Ce document ou site Internet est disponible uniquement en anglais.
Healing Hearts
Eight years of Boko Haram violence has forced more than 1.8 million people from their homes, leaving belongings, communities and lives behind, across Nigeria’s northeast. More than one million of them are children. En savoir plus
Un monde qui bouge
Il y a 65 ans, l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) est née des cendres de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. En Europe, continent meurtri par les combats, aucun gouvernement ne pouvait, à lui seul, venir en aide aux survivants qui n’aspiraient à rien d’autre qu’à pouvoir reconstruire leur vie dans la liberté et la dignité. Initialement, l’Organisation avait été créée pour réinstaller des réfugiés pendant la période de l’après-guerre. En savoir plus
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je suis migrant est une campagne et une plateforme. Nous créons un endroit pour partager les histoires personnelles des réfugiés et des migrants. Nous voulons nous élever contre les stéréotypes anti-migrants et contre le discours...
"I got my diploma recognized, I have a safe home, and I started a NGO to help refugees get their qualifications acknowledged."
"There was always a piece of me that was different no matter what group of people I was trying to fit in with."
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The Healing Game: Psychosocial Support in Turkey
The UN Migration Agency (IOM) is helping Syrian refugees heal wounds of war and loss. Read the full story here.
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Australian Culture in Five Days? No Worries…
Kuala Lumpur - For most refugees and migrants arriving on humanitarian visas, the thrill of resettlement in a new country is usually mixed with trepidation.
2017 IDM Dedicated to the Process of Elaboration of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
In the modalities for the intergovernmental negotia-tions of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), Member States called on IOM to make use of the IDM to contribute to the preparatory process of the global compact.
Low-cost, Locally Available Shelters in Pakistan
The approach of the One Room Shelter Programme that IOM (the UN Migration Agency) Pakistan implemented to meet the recovery needs of affected populations in 2010 marked a move away from the usual emergency response.
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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: