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Our focus is to help raise awareness on the dangers of irregular migration, human trafficking in all sectors of the community and advocate for the welfare of returning migrants for skills training and economic development programs.
To be able to cover the needs of vulnerable Sierra Leoneans stranded abroad, collective action is needed now to support their return home and reintegration options,” said Christos Christodoulides, Head of Office a.i. at IOM Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone is among the top five countries in West Africa, with the highest number of returns of stranded migrants in 2022. “Too many young Sierra Leoneans embark on high-risk journeys through irregular migration.
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Thanks to the EU, IOM and the Government for their support. To be able to cover the needs of vulnerable Sierra Leoneans stranded abroad, collective action is needed now to support their return home and reintegration options,
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