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Former Director of the Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), part of USAID.
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The U.S. pick for IOM chief should clarify his views and repudiate the White House’s migration demagoguery, otherwise member-states should reject him in this week’s vote, Jeremy Konyndyk from the Center For Global Development writes for IRIN.
Stripping the refugee agency out of the State Department would weaken humanitarian priorities in U.S. policy, argues former USAID official Jeremy Konyndyk. He says the White House’s motives for pushing this reform should be questioned.
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