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IOM Launched 2018 World Migration Report

Tudorina Mihai

6 December 2017

The International Organization for Migration launched its flagship publication, the World Migration Report 2018, during the 108th IOM Council, in Geneva.

The report presents current migration issues in a two-part structure. It combines an overarching presentation of current migration dynamics with in-depth analyses of complex and emerging issues that have been shaping, and posing challenges to, human mobility. The report includes chapters that delve into themes such as transnational connectivity, media reporting on migrants and migration, and violent extremism and social exclusion.

Speaking at the launch, IOM Director General, William Lacy Swing highlighted the importance of providing a balanced, analytically rigorous and evidence-based account of the current migration realities in a time of information overload and widespread misconstrued ideas on migration. Increasing the understanding of human mobility is paramount given the volume of international migrants, which reached approximately 244 million in 2015. Accounting for 3.3 per cent of the world’s population, the number of international migrants is on the rise.

Source: IOM UN Migration Agency Launches 2018 World Migration Report

The Report can be downloaded here in English: WORLD MIGRATION REPORT 2018