Interesting systematic literature review on the impact of COVID-19 on majority and ethnic-cultural immigration minority populations echoing some of the important findings of our @ApartTogetherSt
🔸 Nuestras compañeras Virginia Paloma y Rocío Garrido participan en el dosier "El impacto social de la COVID-19 en la población migrante", publicado por la @RECI_ICC ✔
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https://t.co/IeRLdH8GVO
Cvirus.-Un estudio señala que la Covid "amplifica las desigualdades" de migrantes y refugiados a nivel mundial https://t.co/3uHzkYJSDE a través de @20m
The @ApartTogetherSt showed reasons that #refugees & #migrants would not seek medical care if they would have symptoms of #COVID19. Fear of deportation is one of the main factors. Actions to overcome these hurdles are essential for all & especially for #undocumented people.
@WHO
“It is indeed critical that we join forces to ensure that migrants, refugees and asylum seekers internally displaced persons, and in general, people on the move, are not left out of our global efforts to fight back against the COVID-19,” @IOMchief https://t.co/ASX6vqo1Rz
Según el @ApartTogetherSt, los #migrantes y #refugiados que viven en la calle, así como aquellos que se encuentran en una situación irregular, reportan sufrir el peor impacto de la #COVID19 en su vida diaria.
The pandemic has a negative impact on #mentalhealth of #refugees and #migrants showed our @ApartTogetherSt survey, leading to a worsening of feelings of depression, hopelessness, and worries. Follow our partner @WHO_Europe to learn more about our findings
WHO/Europe works closely with partners from academia, including @ugent and @UCPH_health, to learn from refugees and migrants’ experiences during the #COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/xcbC3xxTLw
WHO/Europe works closely with partners from academia, including @ugent and @UCPH_health, to learn from refugees and migrants’ experiences during the #COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/xcbC3xxTLw
Today is International #MigrantsDay. Too often, migrants and their families remain outsiders in their adopted communities, even years after migrating. They face discrimination, social exclusion and lack of access to health services. #HealthForAll means all, including migrants.