Scams are not just schemes; they are the chains that trap real people in fear and silence. Together, we can bring hope, protect the vulnerable, and give voices back to those who have been silenced. #EndHumanTrafficking

He promised her a job. She returned home eight months later, pregnant, and forever marked by the journey. After Fatou* gave birth to her daughter, she launched a tailoring business from home. She now shares her designs and her story on social media. #EndHumanTrafficking.

Over 4 million Afghans have returned from Iran & Pakistan since Sept 2023. 1.5 million in 2025 alone. IOM is sounding the alarm: without urgent support, aid systems risk collapse. Only 1 in 10 returnees are receiving aid.

RT @iom_somalia: For years, mothers facing complications during childbirth had to endure a dangerous 90km journey to reach care. Many didn….

RT @IOMTurkiye: Victims of forced marriage, primarily women and girls, often face several forms of exploitation at once, including domestic….

RT @AbdikerM: At the border, I saw families arriving with nothing; tired, scared and uncertain of their future. IOM and partners only hav….

Human trafficking is a crime against humanity. It is not restricted by borders, it occurs worldwide. Solution to end this crime should be both context-specific and sustainable. #EndHumanTrafficking

Human trafficking is organized crime. It happens everywhere, and can affect anyone. Let us be the voice that breaks the silence and speaks boldly for freedom. It starts with you. It starts now.

In #Moldova, life-sized sculptures tell the true stories of trafficking survivors like Larisa* who was promised a job abroad but nearly lost everything. This is a reminder that trafficking doesn’t hide in the dark but in plain sight. #EndHumanTrafficking.

RT @IOM_EHSA: After a fake job offer led to trafficking across Asia, Robert* returned to #Uganda with nothing but the clothes on his back.….

RT @AbdikerM: Today at the Islam Qala border with Iran, I saw a nonstop flow of Afghan returnees. Our reception and transit centres are ov….

Landlocked Developing Countries struggle with costly remittances and barriers to financing, hindering their development. Civil society can drive debt sustainability & digital inclusion to change this. Pär Liljert, @IOMatUN spoke at the UN Conference on #LLDC3 in #Turkmenistan.

RT @IOMIraq: Numbers speak volumes. Behind each statistic is a story, a family, a loss, and a hope. Eleven years on, we #StandWithYazidis….

Landlocked Developing Countries face unique challenges; from limited market access to climate risks. Mobility-driven solutions can boost diaspora engagement & remittances. Today, Regional Director for @IOM_ECA, @ArthurErken joins the 3rd UN Conference on #LLDCs in Turkmenistan.

They left everything behind. Now, they live in makeshift shelters with little access to food, healthcare, or education. Still, they hold on to hope. In #Pakistan, IOM is identifying urgent needs to ensure displaced communities and their hosts get the support they deserve.

RT @IOMTurkiye: 👁️ See the big picture. #EndHumanTrafficking

Every crime born from coercion hides a story of pain, fear, and survival. These individuals need hope and healing, not punishment. Time to choose compassion over judgement. #EndHumanTrafficking

RT @IOMSpokesperson: At least 56 people have lost their lives and 132 missing after a vessel carrying 200 migrants capsized off the coast o….

A passport is more than just a document for migrants, for some, it is an opportunity to reunite with their families!. Everyone deserves a place to call home, including migrants. 💙

IOM welcomes the decision by Syrian authorities to re-establish its official presence in-country, enabling scaled-up humanitarian aid & long-term recovery support across #Syria. This marks a key step to reach more people in need & help communities rebuild.