International Migrants Day in 2022

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on05:13	#InternationalMigrantsDay
Related Hashtags	#MRCPakistan, #Migrants
2022 Date	18 December 2022
2023 Date	18 December 2023

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International Migrants Day in

Sunday, 18 Dec

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International Migrants Day in 2022

International Migrants Day serves to celebrate the movement of migrants and their contribution to world development.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Migrants Day - in 2022

Updated 05:13

The following stories, illustrated by South African artist @Bale7Legoabe highlights how migrant children and pregnant women are being denied potentially lifesaving care in South Africa. #InternationalMigrantsDay https://t.co/twt7s7tPm0 https://t.co/MejrZQXAp1
— MSF Southern Africa (@MSF_southafrica) December 18, 2022

📣Today is #InternationalMigrantsDay! 📺Watch how migrants, refugees & locals found common ground by cultivating a community garden. We can build an inclusive society no matter where we come from. #StandUp4Migrants @IOMco_SA @unhcrsafrica @UNinSouthAfrica https://t.co/cfjFlrLUNU
— @UN Human Rights Southern Africa (@ohchr_sa) December 18, 2022

The International Migrants Day is a day to reflect on the role of migrants in our societies, and a reminder that human rights are the entitlement of everyone, regardless of their origin. We are all humans; we are all migrants. @DDPdemocracy @KAS_SouthAfrica https://t.co/87ctzrUWcS
— The Migration Project SA (@MigrationProj) December 18, 2022

Today is #InternationalMigrantsDay. In 2020, there was a total of 281 million international migrants, 35.5 million of them were children under the age of 18. Make sure your child’s birth is registered correctly so they can enjoy access to education & healthcare. #ChildRights https://t.co/F33BOp4N0J
— Save the Children SA (@SaveChildrenSA) December 18, 2022

On International #Migrants Day it is important to push governments to lift the barriers and challenges for migrants to exercise their civic freedoms including expression, peaceful assembly and association https://t.co/tEwuXCGS5m Freedoms on the Move https://t.co/tqHPwID9Rr
— CIVICUS (@CIVICUSalliance) December 18, 2022

Today is #InternationalMigrantsDay to highlight the role of migrants and the contribution that migration brings to development. This day aims to harness the potential of migration while ensuring the fundamental human rights of migrants are protected. https://t.co/PCA6Suajga
— EmbaMex Sudáfrica (@EmbaMexSud) December 18, 2022

#InternationalMigrantsDay today. these stories of exclusion spotlight human impacts of how @GautengHealth violates the Natl Health Act to dissuade/block migrants from accessing healthcare w high user fees. who suffers? pregnant women & children under 6 yrs. cruel & inhumane. https://t.co/he9X0z8Zft
— borrielagrange (@blagrange) December 18, 2022

On this #internationalmigrantsday we look back at our #Gateways4Peace event on inclusive democracy and migration. #Pathstodemocracy @FrenchembassyZA @IF_SouthAfrica https://t.co/N52KFuz25M
— EU in SA (@EUinSA) December 18, 2022

Press Statement: International Human Rights Day and International Migrants Day 2022 https://t.co/mTlY74iM8Z
— CoRMSA (@CoRMSA) December 17, 2022

Dr Tasanya Chinsamy, Medical Activity Manager for our migrant project in Tshwane, explains the most difficult part about this project for her and the team in Tshwane. #InternationalMigrantsDay https://t.co/BoJIUlyRjm https://t.co/X5Jh5p3I99
— MSF Southern Africa (@MSF_southafrica) December 16, 2022