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RUSSIAN INVASION IN UKRAINE LEADS TO INCREASED RISKS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING – IOM

Women and children fleeing from the Russian military invasion in Ukraine and heading to other countries face risks of human trafficking, while men staying in the country can also become a prey for exploiters, warns IOM, the UN Migration Agency.

National Migrant Advice Hotline Works Operates in the Emergency Mode

IOM-supported National Toll-Free Counter-Trafficking and Migrant Advice Hotline from now on works from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

STATEMENT ON THE SITUATION IN UKRAINE: IOM DIRECTOR GENERAL ANTÓNIO VITORINO

We are extremely worried about the escalation of military action in Ukraine and the deteriorating humanitarian situation.

HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF HUMAN MOBILITY IN UKRAINE

An op-ed by IOM Ukraine Chief of Mission Anh Nguyen published on Kyiv Post

MIGRATION GOVERNANCE IN UKRAINE: KEY ACHIEVEMENTS AND GAPS IDENTIFIED

The Government of Ukraine, supported by IOM, the UN Migration Agency, concluded a follow-up assessment to evaluate the country’s migration policies against the Migration Governance Indicators (MGI).