Why does the anti-trafficking plan matter? Hear directly from the people putting it into action.
In this video, government and civil society partners from across upper northern Thailand share what the plan means for their work and the changes they hope to achieve.
When migrants are healthier, whole communities benefit.
Today, IOM met with @pr_moph, to review progress on our joint migration health work in 2026 and aligned on next priorities.
Together, we are strengthening access to health services for all, #IncludingMigrants.
This week, IOM Thailand and Lao PDR management spent 2 days together to reflect on past achievements and challenges, strengthen collaboration, and set priorities for 2027.
As migration trends evolve, we continue to sharpen our strategies to better serve migrants.
In 1492, Abbot Trithemius warned that the printing press breeds lazy writers. The remedy is the same as it was five hundred years ago: rewriting and hard work ↓
How do we make sure protection reaches everyone who needs it?
IOM is helping the Royal Thai Government review anti-trafficking laws, close gaps and shape the next national plan – so every victim is treated with dignity.
Read more: https://t.co/gDKdbL4Q0M
I've just published an admiring obituary of the late historian John Iliffe in @TC_Africa.
Prof. Iliffe was my colleague during the time I taught @Cambridge_Uni, and I learned a great deal from him.
Requiem aeternam.
https://t.co/20p8VCrTFb
Behind every "missing migrant" statistic is a family still waiting for an answer. Encouraged to see the @_AfricanUnion Commission, @IOMatAU & @ICRC_Africa launch work on Continental Guidelines on @MissingMigrants, an Africa-owned framework for prevention, tracing & family support
AU Commission, @UNmigration & @ICRC_Africa have launched a continent-wide push for Continental Guidelines on @MissingMigrants — covering prevention, tracing & family support. Over 140,000 African families are still searching for a missing loved one.
🔗https://t.co/Wfx9l2FS8r
Colleagues will be sorry to hear that historian John Iliffe has this morning passed away in Cambridge at age 87.
Iliffe was a maker of the academic field of African history. He took up a post at the University of Dar es Salaam shortly after Tanganyika's independence.
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🎉 Remember when we took the plunge and joined X? We certainly do! It's been a wild ride filled with unforgettable moments and countless memories. Here’s to many more adventures and updates together! 🥳 #MyXAnniversary
🚀 The @_AfricanUnion, alongside #JLMP partners ILO & IOM, has launched the 4th Ed of the Labour Migration Statistics Report in Africa! 📊
Unveiled today in Windhoek, Namibia, it provides a comprehensive view of labour mobility patterns across #Africa. #LabourMigration 📚
A powerful #documentary shedding light on Africa's population growth, migration challenges, and the dark world of smuggling. A must-see for anyone wanting to understand the complex narratives shaping our future! 📽️ #Migration
https://t.co/lbkDhTyqoz
Thousands, including many from Africa, are caught in online scam hubs across Southeast Asia. Let's unite to #EndHumanTrafficking.
This #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking, IOM's Chief of Staff @AbdikerM reminds us: Always verify job offers to ensure they're genuine. Stay safe & informed!
🙏 to the 🇳🇱 Gov-funded COMPASS initiative, IOM launched in 🇪🇹 a 3-day Cross-Regional Masterclass on #DigitalIdentity. Attendees from 12 African & Middle Eastern countries are exploring digital ID systems, governance, interoperability, privacy, & migration apps. #SafeMigration