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IFRC Global Migration and Displacement Newsletter JUNE 2023 | |
Dear colleagues,
Welcome to the June 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 Germany, Slovenia, Ireland, Greece, Poland, Türkiye, Egypt, Sudan, the United States, Honduras, Guatemala, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinnea and other locations around the world. This edition also features a collection of stories, interviews, and infographics in honour of World Refugee Day.
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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Stories of hope and inclusion An inspiring conversation with two former refugees who now support other refugees in need through their role as RCRC volunteers | |
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Inner Light The Inner Light project tells the stories of a remarkable group of Ukrainian women who have recently arrived in Ireland as result of the war in Ukraine | |
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Over 100 years of solidarity An infographic highlighting the Turkish Red Crescent's history of support for refugees and other migrants in need | |
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Ensuring health for all Watch how the Egyptian Red Crescent is providing 24/7 medical services for people fleeing Sudan via three Humanitarian Service Points | |
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Relief for community displaced by election violence Watch how the Papua New Guinea Red Cross Society, with the support of the IFRC Disaster Response Emergency Fund (DREF), has been providing relief assistance to communities displaced by election-related violence | |
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