International Catholic Migration Commission (Indonesia)

ICMC provides assistance and protection to vulnerable people on the move (refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and migrants, regardless of faith, race, ethnicity or nationality) and advocates and implements rights-based policies and durable solutions for vulnerable men, women and children across the globe. What they do:

• Migration policy and governance
• Refugee resettlement
• Voluntary return and reintegration
• Aid extremely vulnerable individuals and families
• Human trafficking
• Training and capacity building
• Migration and development
• Church networking and action
• Assist survivors of violence and trauma
• ICMC-UNHCR Resettlement Deployment Scheme

In Indonesia, while the need for refugee resettlement remains high, resettlement quotas offered by third countries are dwindling. In view of this, the UNHCR Indonesia operation focuses on identifying candidates for resettlement based on vulnerabilities and protection needs. Most of the refugees identified for resettlement are women and girls at risk, persons with medical needs and survivors of violence and torture.