Additional resources

  • Bangladeshi migrant workers displaced by the conflict in Libya at the Choucha transit camp in Tunisia. Victor Lacken / IFRC. p-TUN0201.jpg
  • Treguine Refugee Camp, Chad, November 2006. There are 11 water tanks in the camp (and 13000 refugees). The water is regularly tested and checked for bacteria and iron content. Daniel Cima/IFRC. p-TCD0232.jpg.
  • The Tunisian Red Crescent has been providing food to people fleeing the violence since the crisis began on 20 February. Here a group of Bangladeshi men sit eating their lunch provided by the Tunisian Red Crescent.Katherine Bundra Roux / IFRC. p-TUN0188.jpg.
Bangladeshi migrant workers displaced by the conflict in Libya at the Choucha transit camp in Tunisia. Victor Lacken / IFRC. p-TUN0201.jpg

 

Advisory notes

Action to ensure humanitarian access for and to migrants

Action to reduce the risks of migration

Action to assist migrants in return

 

Migration policy brief

Migration policy

Migration principles

 

Fact Sheets:

Migration in Europe
Provides an overview of migration issues in Europe, including migration trends, EU policies, the work of the IFRC around migration in Europe, tackling xenophobia and stigmiatisation, as well as a special focus around the migration flows on the Island of Lampedusa (Italy) and the IFRC programme of Youth as Agents of Behavioural Change (YABC).

Health Inequities, Migration and Access
Provides an overview of current issues around migrants' access to health services and initiatives to address them.

Global perspectives: Examples of current National Society Initiatives
Provides an overview of current regional, national and local initiatives from National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies around migration issues. 

"Looking at Life from a different side": How the Red Cross and Red Crescent is changing the dialogue on migration
Underlines issues around xenophobia, stigmatisation of migrants and why social iclusion is so important. It also provides an overview of RCRC National Societies activities to change the dialogue on migration.

Migrants Smuggled at sea. Ensuring their dignity and safety: an IFRC perspective
Provides an overview of the IFRC's position and approach to ensuring the dignity and safety of migrants being smuggled at sea. Examples of National Societies' activities on behalf of migrants smuggled at sea are also highlighted. 

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