Immigration calls on the United Nations to provide a suitable environment for displaced families

[ltr]Immigration calls on the United Nations to provide a suitable environment for displaced families[/ltr]

 Since 02.29.2016 at 09:30 (Baghdad time)
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[ltr]It called on the Ministry of Displacement and Migration, on Monday, the United Nations, to help the displaced and to provide the right environment for them and rehabilitate them psychologically.[/ltr]
[ltr]The ministry said in a statement received / balances News / copy of it, "Minister of Displacement and Migration Jassim Mohammed discussed during his meeting with the Special Rapporteur of the United Nations for Minority Affairs, Rita Isaacs at the ministry's headquarters, the challenges facing the various minority religious and ethnic groups in the country after being killed and displacement Daash by terrorist gangs and the problems faced during the period of displacement and beyond. "[/ltr]
[ltr]The statement added that "the minority religious and ethnic groups in the country suffered significantly to genocide, displacement and displacement from their areas at the hands of terrorist gangs Daash, which has exercised the most types of social and psychological torture right."[/ltr]
[ltr]He explained that "the ministry since the beginning of the displacement crisis has mobilized all its resources to relief and sheltering displaced families, especially the displaced families of minority groups, and provided with the necessary requirements, where the ministry has worked on the creation of 20 thousand units Aiwaiah for Aesidein in Dohuk province, as well as build a residential complex for Christians in Arbil and compound caravans of clasped Karbala province, and is continuing to provide them with the necessary assistance despite the lack of financial allocations to the ministry. "[/ltr]
[ltr]He called Jafar United Nations according to the statement, to "help the families who have suffered the persecution and psychological torture at the hands of Daash terrorist gangs, and psychological rehabilitation for those families and to provide a suitable environment to return to integrate into society."[/ltr]
[ltr]For her part, Rita Isaac said, "The visit to Iraq aimed to know the steps taken by the Iraqi government to strengthen the protection of the different religious and ethnic groups in the country and ensure full respect for their rights, as well as ways that the United Nations can be secured to support the government in addressing the challenges faced in the file minorities ".anthy 29 / a 43[/ltr]


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