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IOM Calls for Greater Support for Families of Migrants Missing en Route to Spain - Spain

IOM Calls for Greater Support for Families of Migrants Missing en Route to Spain Format A young man tells the research team about his missing older brother, who disappeared on his migration journey to Spain years ago. © IOM Berlin – More than 9,100 people are known to have died on irregular migration routes to Spain since 1988, according to records collected by IOM’s Missing Migrants Project and the Andalusian Association for Human Rights (APDHA). The vast majority disappeared at sea, and their remains were never recovered. Others have been buried, unidentified, in unnamed graves. Their families are left with no news, struggling to find answers that may never come.

UNHCR - UNHCR and IOM saddened by latest tragedy off Canary Islands

UNHCR - UNHCR and IOM saddened by latest tragedy off Canary Islands
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UNHCR - UNHCR and IOM saddened by latest tragedy off Canary Islands

Joint UNHCR/IOM press release At least 24 people people have died following the latest tragedy at sea.  © UNHCR/Markel Redondo UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are warning today of the continued increase of refugee and migrant deaths at sea after the latest reports of at least 17 people dying in the North Atlantic while attempting to reach the Canary Islands. According to initial reports, the Spanish search-and-rescue teams came to the aid of a vessel in distress detected some 500 kilometres south of the Canary Island of El Hierro on 27 April afternoon. A Spanish Air Force helicopter found only three survivors on board the vessel, two men and a woman, and 17 bodies on the deck of the boat.

UNHCR and IOM saddened by latest tragedy off Canary Islands - Canary Islands (Spain)

UNHCR and IOM saddened by latest tragedy off Canary Islands Format UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are warning today of the continued increase of refugee and migrant deaths at sea after the latest reports of at least 17 people dying in the North Atlantic while attempting to reach the Canary Islands. According to initial reports, the Spanish search-and-rescue teams came to the aid of a vessel in distress detected some 500 kilometres south of the Canary Island of El Hierro on 27 April afternoon. A Spanish Air Force helicopter found only three survivors on board the vessel, two men and a woman, and 17 bodies on the deck of the boat.

UNHCR and IOM Saddened by Latest Tragedy off Canary Islands

UNHCR and IOM Saddened by Latest Tragedy off Canary Islands
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