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[Watch] UNHCR, WRF & JRS – Sexual Harassment at the Workplace
Sexual harassment at the workplace can affect people of all backgrounds. This video series explains what sexual harassment is, and offers advice on what to do if you believe yourself to be a victim of sexual harassment at work in Malta. These videos were produced by...
Notice: No resettlement from Malta to other countries
Notice regarding queries on resettlementSource: UNHCR Malta January 2021 Due to several queries received in recent weeks, UNHCR Malta would like to clarify that there is NO indication that the resettlement program between the USA and Malta will restart following its...
Important Notice on the Use of False Travel Documents to travel from Malta
Important Notice on the Use of False Travel Documents to travel from Malta Source: Malta Police Force Notice compiled and translated by UNHCR Malta Genuine documents may ONLY be issued by OFFICIAL AUTHORITIES of the country. These would include official passport...
[Watch] DIER and UNHCR Malta – Seeking Support: Employment Conditions and Abuses at Work
UNHCR Malta and the Department for Industrial Relations (DIER) collaborated to create this informational video for refugees and asylum-seekers in Malta. DIER assists employees who have problems with their conditions of employment, including issues related to wages,...
Sewing in Solidarity: MOAS volunteers make over 6000 masks for refugees in Malta
Recognising the needs of refugees and asylum-seekers during the pandemic, international NGO MOAS called on volunteers to make over 6000 protective masks that were distributed around Malta. Regina Catrambone, co-founder and director of MOAS, explains why getting the community to help refugees has been an essential part of their COVID-19 response.
Holding fast to one’s values and the dignity of work
Fleeing the Libyan conflict zone in 2015, gynecologist Badria El Baghawi allowed herself to make a home out of Malta as a refugee, after previous visits during calmer and happier times.