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International Dialogue on Migration 2020 COVID-19 crisis: Reimagining the role of migrants and human mobility for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals 15 and 16 October 2020 This year, the International Dialogue on Migration (IDM) will host its 20th edition. Since 2001, IDM has provided a multitude of stakeholders worldwide with a platform for timely debates on a full range of migration issues, while retaining strong linkages with other overlapping policy domains. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought enormous challenges to the global health, social, political and economic systems...
Be released from these detention centers. now the zoyflt thdifficult is t nose been happening. >> was this a merit of getting the home countries to help in the repatriation process? >> it was really -- i mean, i think it was first of all, everybody had to see that it's a disgrace for this to be happening. so let's try and fix it. let's try and get these people to safety. i think once they recognize it, everybody was going to be blamed if you couldn't fix it quickly. they quickly found a solution. >> leonard doyle from the international organization for migration speaking to our league amara wa...
>> they witnessed people being sold for as little as $400. many were migrants and refugees trying to reach europe. our colleague amara walker spoke earlier about the iom's efforts with its spokesman, leonard doyle. >> this was a really important report. the iom, the u.n. migration agency, we did break the story, if you will, back a couple of months back. but just putting out a press release and describing it really isn't good enough nowadays. what it really took is extraordinary bravery by cnn's reporters going into libya, witnessing an auction of human beings. and then broadcasting it. i mean...