Shifting the Burden of Shame: Justice for Survivors of Sexual Violence in the DRC
“If they hadn’t arrested me I wouldn’t have known it was a crime” ~Chance, a soldier in the DRC currently serving a 25 year sentence for rape “I was hospitalized […]
The Myths of Immigration
Daniel Griswold, director of Cato’s Center for Trade Policy Studies, discusses some key problems with the immigration debate in the United States, past, present, and future. His main tenet moves […]
Climate Change, Migration, and Health
A Changing Universe: Climate change, especially global warming, will affect human society in many ways. Massive displacement of people will be one of the main ways, and mass migration will […]
Sheryl WuDunn: Our century’s greatest injustice
Some good food for thought. Related Articles TED Global 2010: Sheryl WuDunn – Empowering Women, Defending Development Aid (worldchanging.com)
ICMHD in DRC: Protecting the Health of Women and Girls
A little background on the situation in the DRC: Sexual gender-based violence (SGBV) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has become an integral part of the conflict which officially […]
Humanitarian aid group struggles to curb record number of Arizona border deaths
This is an opinion. It is not necessarily supported or shared by the entirety of ICMHD. The most commonly utilised point of entry for migrants crossing the border from Mexico […]
Some thoughts on migration reform in Arizona
Migration Reform in Arizona Dr. Manuel Carballo The recent decision by Arizona state criminalizing illegal migrants has once again opened the debate on the management of migrants and migration in […]
Welcome to ICMHD’s blog
Welcome to the International Centre for Migration, Health, and Development’s new blog. In an environment of rapidly changing demographic, socio-economic, climatic and health conditions, the pressure on people to re-locate […]
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