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Every child deserves the chance to dream, not to survive exploitation. In honour of #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking, stand with children at risk and help #EndHumanTrafficking.

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Every humanitarian response depends on people working behind the scenes to make it possible. In Chad, Samson, an IOM driver helps ensure colleagues can safely reach returnees and host communities every day. Protect Humanitarians. Protect Humanity. #ActForHumanity

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Hurricane season is fast approaching. Being prepared can make all the difference. At an IOM Haiti warehouse in Port-au-Prince, relief supplies are ready to support families quickly if disaster strikes. Around the world, IOM supports communities, before, during, and after emergencies

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He thought he was travelling for work. Instead, he was trafficked into exploitation. As we look back on #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking, this survivors story is a reminder that behind many online scams are people whose hope was exploited long before the crime began. To #EndHumanTrafficking, we must expose the deception behind these crimes.

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Ramadan is a gentle pause in a restless world. It invites us to reflect on care, dignity, and what home truly means. For families displaced in Afghanistan, Gaza, Sudan, Yemen and beyond, your support can help turn shelter into home.

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Sudan must not be forgotten. Over 1,000 days of conflict have displaced nearly one in three people, over 15 million lives uprooted, families separated, communities shattered. Behind every number is a family fighting to survive with dignity.

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#Climatemigration is happening here and now. Together, we must take #climateaction #climate #environment

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75 years of IOM is also 75 years of adapting to a changing world. Across East, Horn and Southern Africa, our work spans humanitarian response, health, safe migration and development. Hear from IOM leaders across the region on what #IOM75 means to them.

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In Jacmel, #Haiti, 15 damaged hand pumps are operational again, helping communities facing growing pressure on already limited water services. Children arrive with containers. Families collect water for drinking and cooking. What had stopped working becomes part of everyday life again. Sometimes, recovery starts with something as essential as turning a pump back on.

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A simple blue flame is transforming lives in the world’s largest refugee settlement. Before liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distribution, many families relied on firewood for cooking, exposing women and girls to safety risks and putting pressure on surrounding forests. In 2018, IOM and partners introduced the LPG Programme in Cox’s Bazar. Today, it has grown into one of the world’s largest refugee energy programmes, helping protect more than 14,500 hectares of forest shared by Rohingya and host communities. With support from the Bangladesh Humanitarian Fund, alongside SAFE+2 and other partners, IOM is helping keep this life-changing programme going, protecting both people and the environment.

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When crisis forces a family to flee their home, their first need is simple: a safe place to stay, with dignity. But safe shelter isn't the end of the journey, it's the first step towards recovery. IOM supports families in need, from emergency shelter to longer-term housing. #ShelterFirst