News
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Fears Grow Over Fate of Migrants Missing at Sea in Libya
More than two hundred migrants are still missing from a boat that
capsized at sea 30 miles off the Libyan coast near the Buri oil
platform. -
Stranded Migrants in Libya Benefit from Voluntary Return and Reintegration Assistance
More than a hundred undocumented migrants from Mali, Ghana,
Senegal, Nigeria, Niger and Liberia, who were stranded in Libya
with no money or travel documents, some en route to Europe, have so
far this year benefited from IOM's voluntary return and -
More Stranded Migrants in Libya Benefit from Voluntary Return and Reintegration
Some 350 undocumented migrants from Niger, Ghana, Mali, Burkina
Faso, Senegal and Togo who are currently stranded in Libya with no
money or travel documents, some en route to Europe, will benefit
over the coming month from IOM's voluntary return and reintegration -
Stranded Migrant Aid Programme in Libya Faces Funding Crisis
IOM's voluntary return and reintegration programme for irregular
migrants stranded in Libya en route to Europe will likely be cut
due to a lack of funding, despite increased demand for its
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IOM, World Islamic Call Society Promote Role of Clergy in Helping Vulnerable Migrants
An international seminar on the role of the clergy in supporting
vulnerable migrants, organized by IOM's missions in Rome and
Tripoli and the NGO World Islamic Call Society (WICS), will take
place in the Libyan capital today. -
IOM Seeks Funding for Stranded Migrants in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
IOM is seeking EUR 1,250,000 to continue providing humanitarian
assistance to thousands of stranded migrants in the Libyan Arab
Jamahiriya. -
Centre Provides Humanitarian Assistance to Stranded Migrants in Libya
A centre to provide humanitarian assistance to irregular migrants
stranded in Libya will officially open tomorrow, 12 March in
Tripoli. -
Funds Needed Urgently to Assist Stranded Migrants
With many tens of thousands of migrants stranded in Libya without
the means to return home, IOM is making an urgent appeal for three
million Euros to assist 2,000 of the migrants next year alone. -
Human Trafficking Awareness Training
IOM, in partnership with the Libyan Ministry of Interior, the
Waatasimu Charity Association and the United States Embassy in
Tripoli, is carrying out two follow-up human trafficking awareness
workshops for 50 law enforcement officials and members of charity -
Malian Migrants To Be Helped
Fifteen Malian migrants rescued at sea in mid-June by a Spanish
fishing vessel will be flying home tomorrow after the Libyan
government asked IOM to assist them in returning to their home
country.