COVID-19 & Immigration Detention: What Can Governments and Other Stakeholders Do?

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** UN NETWORK ON MIGRATION
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** COVID-19 & Immigration Detention: What Can Governments and Other Stakeholders Do?
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** In Niger COVID-19 Front-liners Offer Hope in Fight Against Pandemic
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** How the Coronavirus is Impacting Internally Displaced Persons
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* AJ+ ([link removed]) – A Palestinian-American chef prepares more than 2,000 emergency meals daily for New York City's health care workers with the help of immigrants and refugees.

* Deutsche Welle ([link removed]) –German experts propose African migrants may be offered temporary work permits in exchange for cash deposits to lower irregular migration and encourage returns.

* NPR ([link removed]) – Italy considers issuing permits for undocumented migrants to close a looming farm worker gap.

* The New York Times ([link removed]) – Packed with migrant workers, Singapore dormitories fuel contagion.

* Devex ([link removed]) – Worldwide, migrants and refugees often are stranded between closed borders.

* CGTN ([link removed]) – Portugal's treatment of migrants during the COVID-19 crisis is the exception to the rule.

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“The COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting already vulnerable people, and detained migrants are no exception. More humane, effective and safe alternatives to detention are needed.”


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António Vitorino ([link removed])
IOM Director General
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