migrants

• Investing in communities beats border spending, says IOM in Sevilla
• Gaza: People now fainting in the streets from hunger, warns UNRWA
• Syria: Aid teams provide vital assistance, but massive needs remain: OCHA

• Gaza: more than 50 children have died from acute hunger
• Deep concerns over US deportations to El Salvador prison
• Number of internally displaced breaks new record

• Exhausted Gazans wake from another night of Israeli bombing
• 2024 was deadliest year on record for migrants
• Child rights in Ukraine under attack

The screening at the UN of the stunning new film, Cabrini, portraying the hardships faced by vulnerable migrants moving to New York City at the turn of the last century, provides a timely reminder that there’s still much that needs to be done to help vulnerable people on the move everywhere today.

• 600 trucks per day need to reach Gaza after the ceasefire begins, says the World Health Organization
• In Sudan, deadly ethnic violence is on the rise as the country’s long-running war goes on, says the UN human rights office
• Dignity for migrants should be our guiding objective, insists ‘Cabrini’ actress: UNHCR

• U.S. government needs to deliver justice for 9/11victims: human rights expert
• UN refugee agency seeks millions to combat mpox outbreak in Africa
• UNICEF condemns migrant family separation in Latin America and the Caribbean