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Foreign aid cuts and climate change pushing migrant flows, IOM warns
The agency says reduced support and worsening weather are increasing forced movement, with 304 million international migrants counted by mid-2024.
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coastaltvnews.comForeign aid cuts push up migrant flows, IOM chief warns
Cuts in development aid by wealthy countries tend to drive up displacement away from the world's poorest regions, the head of the UN's International Organization for Migration warned in an interview with AFP on Thursday. "When we see cuts in development assistance, we're actually just making the likelihood that people will have to leave in search of safety, in search of stability, so much higher," Amy Pope said. "We've seen it in places like Sud…
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