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CDB_77 20/02/2014

UK launches £2m project in Greece to assist repatriation of migrants

Scheme unveiled by British embassy in Athens as part of efforts to stem flow of immigrants to UK

Many of the 1,500 migrants the programme seeks to assist would otherwise end up in the UK, they said.

Et regardez où ils devraient être rapatriés : en Afghanistan, en Iraq, au Nigéria et au Soudan (des pays où règne une paix notoire... ARRGHHH !) —> n’est-ce pas cela des #refoulements_illégaux à la frontière ? :

Implemented by the International Organisation for Migration (#IOM), the programme will see immigrants being repatriated to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Bangladesh, Morocco, Egypt, India, Nigeria and Sudan over the next two years. Unaccompanied minors, mostly from Afghanistan, single-parent families and migrants with medical needs will be among the returnees. The project will also assist the voluntary return of around 30 victims of human trafficking, mostly EU citizens from eastern and central Europe.

–-> ah ! J’oubliais, on renvoi aussi des enfants et des personnes qui ont besoin d’assistance médicale.

Mais... Où vas-t-on ?

▻http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/feb/19/uk-launches-project-greece-repatriation-migrants

#Grèce #Angleterre #UK #renvoi #remote_border_control #frontière #rapatriement #migration #réfugiés #asile #OIM

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CDB_77 @cdb_77 10/03/2014

Britain splashes £2million to kick illegal immigrants out of Greece BEFORE they enter UK
BRITAIN is splashing out £2million of taxpayers’ money trying to persuade hundreds of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants to return home – before they enter the UK.
▻http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/463993/Britain-splashes-2million-to-kick-illegal-immigrants-out-of-Greece-BEFORE

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CDB_77 @cdb_77 20/07/2017

Much interest visit IOM Afghanistan for information about voluntary return
Early July, Masood Ahmadi from IOM Afghanistan visited the Netherlands. During two weeks he informed migrants and IOM NL’s network about the situation in Afghanistan in the context of voluntary return. IOM NL regularly organizes such first-hand information visits.
The aim is to provide migrants and network partners with up-to-date information, to inform them about the role of IOM and the support IOM can offer after voluntary return in the countries of origin. Important for IOM also is to learn about current issues of concern among migrants, what factors play a role in their considerations on voluntary return and to which extent migrants and the network are familiar with IOM’s work.
There was a lot of interest for this visit. Together with IOM NL, Masood Ahmadi met various ministries, the Embassy of Afghanistan, operational partners like DT&V, COA, Nidos and VluchtelingenWerk and many Afghan migrants residing in various locations across the country. Special focus was put on unaccompanied minor children, who were informed and consulted in informal settings.
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▻http://www.iom-nederland.nl/en/761-much-interest-visit-iom-afghanistan-for-information-about-voluntar
#retours_volontaires (sic)

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