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Angered by mass-layoffs, UN migration agency staff demand member states step in

  • The United Nations agency has moved swifter than most to lay off staff as it faces dire shortages
  • The organization announced Tuesday that it was facing “an unprecedented 30-percent reduction in estimated donor funding” this year alone
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UN migration agency laying off around 20 percent of HQ staff amid US aid cuts: sources

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Over 500,000 Afghans displaced due to climate disasters in 2024: IOM

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Sudan battle forces 10,000 families out of famine-hit camp: UN

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Over 55,000 displaced Sudanese return to southeastern state: IOM

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Tens of thousands in Sudan risk death if world does not step up response, says IOM

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Migrants face ‘unimaginable horrors crossing Africa’

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