The occupation of Al-Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) is a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Sudan, with dire humanitarian consequences. Tens of thousands of women, men, children and the elderly are fleeing the violence tearing West Darfur apart. Clashes between the army and the RSF since 15 April 2023 have plunged […]
In response to the increasing number of tragedies involving migrants on routes to Europe, the IOM announced the launch of a pioneering initiative in West Africa on 4 November. The organisation aims to strengthen the capacity of national authorities to trace missing migrants and provide families with answers, working in close collaboration with the Gambian […]
A two-day workshop focusing on the role of the media in preventing the illicit trafficking of migrants was held in Saly, Thies region western Senegal end of September. The Interministerial Committee for Combating Irregular Migration (CILMI) workshop served as a reminder of the important role that journalists play in this fight and showcased the progress […]
From 25 to 26 September 2025, the seaside resort of Saly hosted a capacity-building workshop for media stakeholders on the illicit trafficking of migrants and the role of the press in tracking irregular migration. Organised by the Interministerial Committee for the Fight Against Irregular Migration (CILMI) in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs […]
Migrant workers play an essential role in many industries worldwide, yet they remain particularly vulnerable; in fact, they are three times more likely to be victims of forced labour than non-migrants. Effective and accessible grievance mechanisms help to protect workers’ rights, reduce business risks and ensure a more resilient and sustainable supply chain. The International […]
In a context where African migration is often misunderstood, the concept of circular migration offers a fresh perspective. It emphasises the logic of exchange and back-and-forth movement that characterises mobility across the continent, as well as the resilience this movement requires. From Senegal to Togo, this dynamic is emerging as a genuine African model of […]
