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Ocean Viking - Cooperation between SOS MEDITERRANEE and IFRC for Search and Rescue and Post-Rescue Assistance and Relief
The Central Mediterranean Sea is the deadliest known migration route in the world, with more than 20,000 lives lost between 2014 and 2022. This is due...
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Training for Policy Makers and Practitioners on Migration, Environment, Climate Change and Adaptation
Environmental factors have long had an impact on global migration flows, as people have historically left places with harsh or deteriorating...
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Asylum and Migration Programme of the Lithuanian Red Cross (LRC)
In 2021, political tensions between Lithuania and Belarus flared, precipitating a crisis at the borders during which more than 4 000 migrants largely...
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Red Cross of North Macedonia Humanitarian Service Point in Lojane
North Macedonia is located in the Western Balkans. The Western Balkan route is the most active irregular route to Europe, used mostly by migrants and...
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Declaration for the Dignified Treatment of all Missing and Deceased Persons and their Families as a Consequence of Migrant Journeys
The Mytilini Declaration, and the Last Rights project, came about as a result of the numerous and dangerous migrant journeys taking place throughout...
Immediate support and emergency recovery for unaccompanied foreign and separated children (UASC) in the territory of Albania
Albania has increasingly become a transit country through which migrant children, often unaccompanied or separated by their caregivers, go through to...
Accès aux soins de santé primaire et spécialisés pour les réfugiés et migrants
Le gouvernement luxembourgeois a décidé, suite à la crise migratoire de Syrie, d’améliorer l’organisation de la prise en charge de la santé des...
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Youth Work For All
This action has been submitted through the Mayors Mechanism Call to Local Action for Migrants and Refugees. Not every family finds its way easily to...
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