voluntary return

Nigerian migrants upon their return home, facilitated by IOM | Source: Screenshot report DW
Migrants gathered at the IOM transit center in Assamaka, in Niger. The number of stranded migrants there has been on the rise | Photo: Sy Aissatou / IOM 2023
From file: Rejected asylum seekers enter the Kassel Airport in Calden (Hesse) with their luggage on Nov. 27, 2015 | Photo: Uwe Zucchi/dpa
Traffickers in Libya are accused of keeping migrants under inhumane conditions to extort their families for money | Photo: Narciso Contreras/Hans Lucas/Imago
Chazel says he has been held in the Nicosia detention center for a week | Photo: all rights reserved
86 Pakistani nationals took up the offer of voluntary return to fly from Athens to their home country on Wednesday | Source: @IOMGREECE Twitter feed
A Malian woman deported from Algeria waits at a water station near the Assamaka transit camp in northern Niger. Photo: Mehdi Chebil
Two sisters who fled Syria prepare a meal inside their refugee tent located in the refugees camp in Akkar, Lebanon | Photo: ARCHIVE/EPA/WAEL HAMZEH
From file: Migrants wearing face masks board an airplane to voluntarily return to Iraq, at the Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport in Athens, Greece, 6 August 2020 | Photo: Archive EPA / YANNIS KOLESIDIS
From file: Syrians refugee families sit in the sun in front of their tents in Gazza village in the Beqaa valley, Lebanon. | Photo: EPA/NABIL MOUNZER
From file: A Lufthansa plane | Photo: Picture-alliance
Turkey plans to build up to 100,000 houses for Syrians in and near Idlib | Photo: Francisco Seco/AP Photo/picture-alliance