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IOM's project provides innovative solutions to migrants facing reintegration challenges

IOM's project provides innovative solutions to migrants facing reintegration challenges

FILE PHOTO: A gap in the U.S.-Mexico border fence near Sasabe, Arizona, U.S., May 10, 2022. REUTERS/Rebecca Noble/File Photo

US-Mexico border is world's deadliest land migration route, IOM finds

262 more Bangladeshi nationals return from Sudan

262 more Bangladeshi nationals return from Sudan

A Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, 16 November 2018. File Photo: Reuters/Mohammad Ponir Hossain

IOM launches $125m appeal for Rohingyas; US pledges $26m in new aid

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IOM providing critical assistance as massive fire blazes Rohingya refugee camps

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Japan, IOM sign $5.7m assistance to Rohingyas, host communities in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh, Italy join hands under IOM to promote safe migration practices

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Netherlands, IOM join hands to improve environment, strengthen resilience of Rohingyas, host communities in Cox’s Bazar

Nika is the mayor of the remote outer atoll of Likiep. The Marshall Islands are vulnerable to climate change impacts. Photo: IOM/Muse Mohammed

IOM calls for immediate action on human mobility for climate change

Around 40,000 Rohingya refugees are estimated to have fled to India from neighboring Myanmar. Photo: Bloomberg.

IOM calls for increased support, lasting solutions to Rohingya crisis

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Bangladesh champion in migration management, yet a lot to be done: Visiting IOM official

Researchers tracking Bangladeshi mobile phones detected an influx of people arriving in Chittagong, the country’s second-largest city, two days after the cyclone hit. Within six weeks, 50,000 people had arrived from almost every corner of the country. Photo: STRDEL/AFP via Getty Images/Bloomberg

Actions than talks key to tackling climate migration: Stakeholders

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Dhaka calls for more IOM role in helping climate migrants