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IOM, Japan support internally displaced families in Libya

IOM, Japan support internally displaced families in Libya

Apr 01, 2017, at 06:22 pm

Libya, Apr 1(Just Earth News): Japan, through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has committed USD 679,500 to support a 12–month project addressing the immediate needs of internally displaced families in Libya.

Tailored village-specific policies bolster fight against traffickers in Indonesia

Tailored village-specific policies bolster fight against traffickers in Indonesia

Apr 01, 2017, at 06:07 pm

Indonesia, Apr 1 (Just Earth News): The fight against human trafficking begins with grassroots leadership, the representatives of 13 at-risk Indonesian communities were told at Wednesday’s unveiling of a series of innovative village-specific counter trafficking policies developed by a district anti-trafficking task force with IOM’s assistance.

Internal displacement in Mali could end in 2017, If no further violence: IOM

Internal displacement in Mali could end in 2017, If no further violence: IOM

Mar 05, 2017, at 07:13 pm

Mali, Mar 5 (Just Earth News): According to the International Organization for Migration, internal displacement in Mali can be resolved by the end of 2017, but only if there is no resurgence of communal violence or armed conflict.