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Climate-Related Migration Into Cities: Ethiopian Smallholders Heading to Addis Ababa
A more nuanced understanding of climate-related migration is needed which recognizes the importance of land tenure and job opportunities.
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Repatriating Syrians from Lebanon: A Pivotal Role for UNHCR
As the region reels from the earthquake that devastated large parts of Syria, we reflect on ongoing debates surrounding the repatriation of Syrians.
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In Pursuit of Target 8.7: Prioritizing Finance
Ahead of the eighth Ministerial Conference of the Bali Process we need a 'financial approach' to address modern slavery and human trafficking.
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From Despair to Hope? Securing Rights for Haitian Migrants in the New Brazil
As Lula is sworn in as President, we reflect on what his election might mean for Haitians and other migrants living in Brazil.
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Addressing the Continuing Threat of Modern Slavery in Africa
What are the measures the financial sector can take to address human trafficking and modern slavery risks in Africa?
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COP27 and the Path Ahead: Is the 'Loss and Damage' Fund a Win for the Global South?
Success will depend on political will, clearly defined metrics, holistic approaches, and a commitment to transform prevailing political structures.
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Climate-Related Migration Into Cities: What We Know and Why It Matters
What are the emerging trends and knowledge gaps on climate-induced migration into cities?
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Ending a ‘Never-Ending Story’: Financial Intelligence Enhances Criminal Proceedings Against Human Traffickers
We reflect on the effectiveness of targeted financial sanctions and international criminal law following the ICC report to the Security Council.
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Banking on Technology: The Case for Migrant Workers
The successes and struggles in digital finance aimed at migrant workers — a group particularly susceptible to trafficking and forced labour.
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Migrant Vulnerability and Structural Inequalities: The Case of Haiti
The policy implications of the path dependence created by inequalities and inequities in home countries that persist throughout the migration process.