Going home was not an easy choice for Vladan. He faced the dilemma of countless thousands of displaced people around the world:  would he be welcomed back in his home place? Would he be able to thrive there? Maybe he would be better off staying where he was? He took the plunge and is now a shining example of successful reintegration.

“Teach children to see lies” is the slogan of a new campaign launched in Belarus by IOM and Unicef, aimed at prevention of child sexual exploitation and sexual abuse as its root cause.

“The dwelling places we provide ought not be ‘just good enough’ to keep people alive in a miserable twilight of half-existence. They must also give people an opportunity to develop, to be healthy, to learn,” Regional Directro tells New York summit

Chief of IOM's Misison to Belarus, Zeynal Hajiyev joined athletes, performers, representatives of Belarusian and foreign organizations in the torch relay in the city of Nesvizh yesterday. It will contimue to Minsk for the European Games on June 21

Sirojiddin was unable to find work in his home town in Kyrygyzstan so he set out for Moscow, where he was tricked and became a victim of trafficking. He eventulally escaped back home where he's now the lcoal baker, providing work for his family and delicious naan bread for his community.