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In choosing to live in her parents' birthplace in Ghana, Afua Hirsch has become part of the 'returnee' story: attracted by economic opportunity and a new sense of optimism
âBut being African is an increasingly complex identity. As someone who has been told she is too black to be British, and too British to be African, I am strongly against the notion that identity can be policed by some external standard. And I am not alone.â
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140m people in three regions expected to migrate before 2050 unless environment is improved
Climate change will result in a massive movement of people inside countries and across borders, creating âhotspotsâ where tens of millions pour into already crowded slums, according to the World Bank.
More than 140 million people in just three regions of the developing world are likely to migrate within their native countries between now and 2050, the first report on the subject has found.
The World Bank examined three regions, which between them account for 55% of the developing worldâs population. In sub-Saharan Africa, 86 million are expected to be internally displaced over the period; in south Asia, about 40 million; and in Latin America, 17 million.
Thousands of desperate migrants die in the desert and at sea, or fall victim to murderers and kidnappers, as they make their way along the âeastern corridorâ from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia
La ruta es utilizada principalmente por migrantes etĂopes que huyen de los conflictos, la crisis climĂĄtica y la indigencia en su paĂs de origen, quienes viajan en pequeñas embarcaciones desde Somalilandia y Yibuti, a travĂ©s del Golfo de AdĂ©n, hasta Yemen, un paĂs asolado por la guerra. Desde allĂ cruzan a pie a Arabia Saudita, con la esperanza de encontrar trabajo.
Thousands of Sudanese are crossing borders into countries already severely stressed by drought, conflicts and food insecurity, say UN officials
Realizing the full development potential of migration.
International Migration is as old as human history and continues to define and reshape nations, cultures and the day-to-day life of many millions of people. It would be wrong to assert that its impact has always been benign, particularly for indigenous populations, but today it is also increasingly evident that migration consistently benefits countries of destination and origin, as well as migrants themselves. In our globalized world, it is important to recognize migration as a key enabler for equitable, inclusive and sustainable social and economic development. However, to fully realize the potential of migration for the creation of wealth, trade, jobs and social empowerment, we need policies that recognize the positive contribution of migrants, protect their human rights and better manage their movements. International migration is a complex issue that calls for comprehensive and collaborative solutions.
No government can address the migration issue alone. It affects every region, with South-to-South movements as significant as those from South to North. The 2013 United Nations General Assembly High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development is an opportunity for Member States to lay the foundation for improved local, regional and international migration policies and to highlight the importance of migration in preparing the post-2015 development agenda. This publication details how the United Nations system supports migrants, societies affected by migration and policymakers.
The U.N. Secretary-General thank the United Nations Population Fund and the International Organization for Migration for coordinating the preparation of this report and commend it to all who are interested in realizing the full development potential of migration.
The UNESCOâs work on migration is also highlighted in a chapter of the publication International Migration and Development: Contributions and Recommendations of the International System of the UN Chief Executives Board produced for the second High-level Dialogue.
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Bodies of four men, believed to be en route to South Africa, found less than a mile from where 25 bodies were exhumed in Mzimba
International Rescue Committee points to unequal treatment, saying welcome for Ukrainians proves integration and support is possible for all
Report finds widespread instances of forced labour, with women denied access to passports and subjected to physical or sexual abuse
