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Sécuriser les migrations sur le réseau climatique

NEW YORK – L'humanité ne tient pas en place. Nous vivons dans une ère sans précédent quant à la mobilité des idées, l'argent, et, de plus en plus, des personnes.

We need to address the impact climate change will have on migration

Humanity is on the move. We are living in an era of unprecedented mobility of ideas, money, and, increasingly, people.

How migrants who send money home have become a global economic force

More people are on the move around the world than ever before. An estimated 258 million people are currently living outside their country of origin. Every migrant chooses to leave home fo...

打破沉默：为什么我们应该对性骚扰和性虐待零容忍

在这个世界上，一些勇敢的女性打破了沉默，控诉自己遭受的那些权力之手带来的性骚扰和性虐待。她们的勇气为其他有着相似经历的人们发声铺设了道路。

Breaking the silence: why we should all take a zero-tolerance approach to sexual harassment and abuse

Around the world, brave women have broken their silence on the sexual harassment and abuse suffered at the hands of those with power. Their courage is paving the way for others to speak o...

No more leaky boats. We need to make safe travel a right for all

“I’m a migrant, but didn't have to risk my life on a leaky boat or pay traffickers. Safe migration cannot be limited to the global elite.”

Three new initiatives to help you make sense of migration

In an era of ‘post-truth’ politics and ‘fake news’, an accurate explanation of international migration has never been more important.

If we can help Somalia, we can help Libya’s migrants too

Looking out the window as I flew from Tunis to Tripoli in March, I thought about the first time I saw Libya from the air, flying south towards my first diplomatic posting in Africa in 196...

On International Women’s Day, let’s not forget migrant women and girls

On International Women’s Day 2016, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reaffirms its unwavering commitment to gender equality and empowerment for the hundreds of millions o...

Is this the next migration crisis?

Migration was the defining story of 2015, as an unprecedented number of people sought to escape war, poverty and persecution. Faced with a crisis on a scale not seen since the Second Worl...

Why it’s time to see migrants in a new light

3 ways governments can solve migration crises

Davos 2012: Managing migration for the benefit of all