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IFRC Global Migration and Displacement Newsletter MAY 2023 | |
Dear colleagues,
Welcome to the May issue of the IFRC Global Migration and Displacement Newsletter. This issue highlights Red Cross and Red Crescent activities with and for migrants and displaced people in Sudan, Egypt, South Africa, Honduras, Venezuela, the UK, Switzerland, New Zealand and other locations around the world. This edition also features a spotlight on the Mediterranean and the work of the HSP@Sea onboard the Ocean Viking.
We hope you find the information useful, and please feel free to be in touch with any migration and displacement related queries or comments about the Newsletter.
Please share this Newsletter with your colleagues, who can subscribe here.
Ezekiel Simperingham, IFRC Global Lead, Migration and Displacement
ezekiel.simperingham@ifrc.org
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SPOTLIGHT ON THE MEDITERRANEAN
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Ocean Viking What's it like onboard a humanitarian search and rescue ship? | |
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"I was afraid" Migrants often have a lot to be afraid of as they struggle to get by in new surroundings: but building and maintaining trust is possible | |
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Safe avenues to access protection in Europe A handbook on the current legal and policy context around safe avenues to protection, relevant good practices from National Societies, and recommendations for State authorities | |
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Family reunification A new study by the Swiss Red Cross highlights the importance of family for the health and integration of refugees (summary available in English and German) | |
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Our mailing address is: Chem. des Crêts 17, 1209 Genève
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