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Japan, IOM Extend Partnership in Support of Vulnerable Communities in Iraq [EN/AR/KU/JP] Format 15 April 2021 Baghdad — Iraq continues to grapple with the cumulative effects of past conflicts on its development, which has left the country vulnerable to renewed conflict. The socioeconomic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is a compounding factor that is threatening peace, security, and development in the country as it recovers from the 2014-17 battle against the Islamic State of Iraq and ...

1.General Background Thousands of suspected foreign fighters and hundreds of children and their caregivers have been captured in Syria and Iraq by state armed forces and non-state armed groups and transferred to detention. Additional tens of thousands of foreign women and children fled areas once controlled by ISIL/Da’esh, with approximately 31,100 Iraqi and 11,400 foreign women and children from more than 50 other countries still in camps in northeast Syria. Ninety per cent of the children i...

Program/Project Management Job in Iraq about Protection and Human Rights, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from IOM; closing on 25 Mar 2021

IOM and Toyota Leverage Public-Private Partnership in Support of Vulnerable Populations in Iraq [EN/AR/KU] Format Erbil – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Toyota Iraq Corporation recently signed a partnership agreement to provide vocational training and improve employability for young people in Iraq. Iraq is grappling with the cumulative effects of past conflicts on its development, which has left the country vulnerable to renewed conflict. The COVID-19 pandemic and fall...

Program/Project Management Job in Belgium about Health and Protection and Human Rights, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from IOM; closing on 25 Feb 2021

For years, Mountain Views mobile home residents have waged a legal battle to extend the citys rent control law to its six mobile home parks. Now it will be a political battle that banks on city leaders to limit rent increases.