|
Migration - How Free
Is Our Freedom to Move?
Is Our Freedom to Move?
|
| At a soccer game in Iowa, USA. © Echando Raices/Taking Root / American Friends Service Committee |
Bookmark this page for the latest coverage on global migration or click for
30.04.2008
A first batch of Bhutanese refugees living in Nepal has landed in America. Described as one of the largest resettlement programmes in the world, the US has agreed to take in 60,000 refugees. Away from sub-human conditions in the camps, they are finding their new life both strange and full of prospects.
Image: Beginning a new life / Photo credit: BBC
Today's migration is unique in its feminization, its temporary nature, its poor working conditions, and frequent abuses and violations of human rights. Get the whole story from OneWorld's topic guide.
Image: © Independent Media Center
|
OneWorld and New America Media bring you the voices and stories of those at the center of the political firestorm.
Image: © New America Media
|
OneWorld Partners Focusing on Migration
Here are OneWorld partner organizations focusing on migration. Click here for a full description and contact information for each. If your organization is not a OneWorld partner, join the OneWorld community.
|
- American Friends Service Committee
- Center for Global Development
- Global Exchange
- Institute for Policy Studies
- InterAction
- International Relations Center
- International Rescue Committee
- Leadership Conference on Civil Rights/Leadership Conference Education Fund
- Oxfam America
- Project Hope International, Inc.
- Policy Innovations
- Refugees International


