The International Catholic Migration Commission
serves and protects uprooted people: refugees, internally
displaced persons and migrants, regardless of faith, ethnicity or nationality.
serves and protects uprooted people: refugees, internally
displaced persons and migrants, regardless of faith, ethnicity or nationality.
Europe    Paroles d'ExilsOuvrage rassemblant près de 200 témoignages et récits de vie de migrants entre l'Afrique et l'Europe.Read more< Council of Europe: European Committee on Migration Call for the development of humantarian standards of response to migrant victims of violence or trauma crossing bordersOne of the more complicated challenges facing Europe today is how to respond to mixed migration flows and those who may be injured or traumatised within them.Read more< European Commission green paper On the future Common European Asylum SystemICMC and organisations representing Churches and agencies throughout Europe concerned with migrants and refugees jointly present comments on the European Union's aim to create "a more accessible, equitable and effective international protection regime.”Read more< World Refugee Day 2007 Statement of UN High CommissionerUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres speaks out on 2007's World Refugee Day.Read more<  World Refugee Day 2007 The Gift of Safety at the Heart of World Refugee DayOn the occasion of World Refugee Day 2007, ICMC commends those who welcomed and offered safety this year to so many refugees from Iraq during their moment of need.Read more< Aid extremely vulnerable individuals and families<Asia<Australia<Brazil<Canada<Chile<Denmark<Europe<Finland<Iceland<Ireland<Mexico<Middle East<Migration policy and governance<Netherlands<New Zealand<North America<Norway<Pacific<Refugee resettlement<Sweden<United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland<United States of America<
First training on resettlement at El Escorial, Spain30 trainees gathered in the beautiful city of El Escorial, Spain to attend a training course on resettlement. During these days, the training participants were submerged in resettlement issues by facilitators from UNHCR, government bodies and NGOs from all over Europe.Read more<  |
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