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Refugee resettlement

Life after Iraq: Separate lives

Hakim* and his sister are Iraqi refugees, having fled their country when violence touched their lives. While both are refugees, he and his family now live in Madison Heights, USA, while she and her family are in Damascus, Syria, awaiting resettlement. Here is his story.Read more<

ICMC Turkey<Middle East<North America<Refugee resettlement<

96th Council Session of IOM

The importance of "unmixing" migration

In a presentation at the 96th Council Session at the IOM on December 5th, ICMC Secretary General, Johan Ketelers, addressed the gaps in mixed migration flows.Read more<

Africa<Asia<Assist survivors of violence and trauma<Caribbean<Europe<Human trafficking<ICMC Headquarters<Latin America<Migration policy and governance<North America<

International meeting on the protection of childrens' rights in international migration

Basic requirements for the full protection and integration of migrant children in destination countries

The successful protection and integration of migrant children in destination countries depends largely on their ability to be supported by their families, access assistance and be legally recognised before the law.Read more<

Aid extremely vulnerable individuals and families<Assist survivors of violence and trauma<Human trafficking<ICMC Headquarters<Latin America<Migration and development<Migration policy and governance<North America<

Urgent Call for International Response to Boat People and Other Migrants Injured or Traumatized Crossing Borders

The Bishop of Djibouti is to make a direct appeal for an urgent response to migrant victims of violence this week in Geneva.Read more<

Assist survivors of violence and trauma<Ethiopia<Europe<Haiti<Human trafficking<Latin America<Migration policy and governance<North America<Pacific<Somalia<United States of America<Yemen<

Former ICMC staff member honoured

Filipino English teacher gets New York Times award

MANILA 5 June 2008 (The Inquirer<) — There are times when the classroom of former ICMC staff member Feliciano Jaime “Chito” Atienza, who teaches English to immigrants, seems less of a classroom and more of a United Nations peace panel.Read more<

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Northern Mariana:

Immigration Protection Extended to Workers

President Bush signed legislature that would allow victims of human trafficking to apply for a special visa. Read more<

Aid extremely vulnerable individuals and families<Human trafficking<North America<United States of America<

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