The United Nation’s migration agency is reportedly censoring itself on the climate crisis after a Trump administration official allegedly told the group that the programs it funds “must not be in conflict with current [U.S. government] political sensitivities.” The Guardian reports that a U.S.-based official from the International Organization for Migration [IOM] instructed colleagues around the world that the U.S. StateDdepartment’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration [PRM] told them which issues to avoid. That reportedly includes the climate crisis, the global compact for migration, and “anything that seems at odds with the administration’s take on U.S. domestic/foreign issues,” the IOM official wrote. The newspaper reported that internal communications show the agency is avoiding direct references to climate change in documents for U.S.-funded projects.
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UN Agency Self-Censoring on Climate Crisis After Warning From Trump Administration, Says Report
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A State Department official reportedly warned they would cut funding to projects in conflict with the White House’s “political sensitivities.”
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