Global Migration Film Festival: Minsk 2018 This year the International Organization for Migration holds the Global Migration Film Festival (GMFF) for the third time. The festival offers fiction and documentary films about migrants, challenges and potential of migration, problems that migrants may face and, finally, the benefits they bring to societies and communities. The GMFF is another way to show one of the . . . Read more
A new 7-million euro project on addressing irregular migration was officially launched in Minsk on 23 October 2018. The irregular migration management is one of the priority issues for almost every country, including Belarus which faces a 30% increase of irregular migrants this year as compared to last year. The project “Helping Belarus address the phenomenon of increasing numbers of . . . Read more
IOM Minsk announces the vacancy of the National Program Officer according to the attached Advertisement. All interested applicants are kindly invited to send their Cover letter in English and IOM Personal History Form (contains name and contact information of three referees) to tmarholina@iom.int and iomminsk@iom.int by 06 April 2020 latest, referring to this advertisement in the subject line of your message. Please . . . Read more
IOM Minsk announces the vacancy of the Consultant for the development and facilitation of trainings according to the attached Advertisement. All interested applicants are kindly invited to send their Cover letter in English and IOM Personal History Form (contains name and contact information of three referees) to tmarholina@iom.int and iomminsk@iom.int by 9 March 2020 latest, referring to this advertisement in the subject line of . . . Read more
IOM Belarus and the messaging app Viber this week (20/02) launched a sticker pack called “Cat on the Move” specially designed by Mitya Pislyak, a famous Belarusian illustrator and artist, to promote safe migration and combat human trafficking.
Over the years, films have been used to inform, entertain, educate and provoke debate. Leveraging the art of cinema, the UN Migration Agency, started The Global Migration Film Festival (GMFF) in 2016. The Festival features films and documentaries that capture the promise and challenges of migration, and the unique contributions that migrants make to their new communities. Every year film . . . Read more