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114 African migrants return home from Algeria amid COVID-19 with assistance from UN agency

By The Atlantic Post on September 3, 2020

114 migrants from Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea and Liberia returned home safely this week from Algeria via a voluntary return flight organised by the IOM.

African Migrant Recounts How He Begged People To Help His Crying Pregnant Wife In Pains. But, Nobody Cared!

By The Atlantic Post on January 11, 2020

There are a lot of unspeakable sad tales of African migrants. Their quest for the good life in Europe has not been as rosy as they often expected.

How Islamic Prayer Time Brought Irregular Gambian Migrants Together

By The Atlantic Post on January 10, 2020

How Islamic prayer time brought irregular Gambian migrants together.

Protesters Storm Switzerland, Demand Urgent Measures For Migrants Safety

By The Atlantic Post on January 9, 2020

Thousands of public-spirited campaigners are currently pressing Swiss authorities, pushing for urgent measures “to stop refugee deaths in the Mediterranean Sea”.

107,546 Migrants, Refugees Bravely Enter Europe Via Mediterranean Sea

By The Atlantic Post on December 22, 2019

The UN migration agency, International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has reported that 107,546 migrants and refugees have bravely entered Europe by sea through December 18.

In Commerce, Returnee African Migrants Are Making Giant Strides

By The Atlantic Post on December 20, 2019

“In addition to his kiosk, Fuad recently purchased cattle fodder he will use on farmland he acquired. He hopes to earn even more money from this activity to provide for his family.”

UN Moves Against Irregular Migration, Empowers Edo Youths

By The Atlantic Post on December 20, 2019

An IOM report shows that more than one in three migrants assisted with voluntary return by IOM along the main migration routes is either Guinean or Nigerian.

UN Agency Storms West Africa With Mobile Cinema On Irregular Migration Risks

By The Atlantic Post on November 30, 2019

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM), an agency of the United Nations has launched its mobile cinema caravan CinemArena which will tour across West Africa for five months highlighting the risks of irregular migration.