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The EU pays Africa's brutal militias to lock up migrants. Britain wants to follow suit - Vimarsana News

The EU pays Africa's brutal militias to lock up migrants. Britain wants to follow suit

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Finance Assistant Job in Nairobi, Kenya - Vimarsana News

Finance Assistant Job in Nairobi, Kenya

International Organization for Migration (IOM) Position Title: Finance Assistant (JI) Vacancy No: IOMRONBO/SVN/004/2020 Duty Station: Nairobi, Kenya Classification: G4 Type of Appointment: Special Short-Term Contract (6 months, with possibility of extension) Estimated Start Date: As soon as possible Closing Date: 3rd September 2020 Organizational Context and Scope: The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is the UN Migration Agency. With 173 member states it…

Mixed migration consequences of Sudan's conflict - Sudan - Vimarsana News

Mixed migration consequences of Sudan's conflict - Sudan

Analysis in English on Sudan and 17 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 5 May 2023 by MMC

Sudan conflict will trigger unprecedented refugee crisis and West is not prepared - Vimarsana News

Sudan conflict will trigger unprecedented refugee crisis and West is not prepared

With the West’s migrant strategies in the African region and at home failing, it’s clear it must rethink how it can prepare Africa and itself.

Sudanese left behind as foreign states evacuate citizens - Vimarsana News

Sudanese left behind as foreign states evacuate citizens

Experts say Sudanese are paying the price for an armed conflict they argue Western officials helped manufacture.