As Yemen marks another year of war, IOM calls on the international community to act now, before more lives are lost. Humanitarian needs remain vast, and the consequences of inaction will be severe.

The first national anti-trafficking hotline was launched in Ethiopia today.The hotline initiated by the International Organization for Migration was supported financially by the US Department of State ...

Organised by autoimmune charity Without Wings, more than 20 people attended the session at the weekend as part of its newly ...

Through this project, approximately two million people in Vietnam's four border provinces will receive awareness-raising ...

The Government of Japan has announced a US$1.5 million contribution to the International Organisation for Migration and the ...

Through the aid, about 2 million people in four border provinces are expected to benefit from awareness campaigns and ...

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM), with generous funding assistance from the Government of Japan, ...

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and partners today called on the ...

The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) has confirmed that it has responded to 60 emergency incidents in the Isle of ...

The UN warned on Wednesday that the recent surge of gang violence in Haiti has led to the forced displacement of over 60,000 citizens, marking a record in the country's already dire humanitarian ...