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Migration

Recent Updates [view all]

• Illegal Immigrant Victims of Crime Can Now Apply for New Visa
• Burma Accused of Not Caring for Its Migrant Workers in Thailand
• Vital Voices Global Partnership Releases Report on Statelessness in Thailand
• UNIAP Welcomes SIREN!
• ASEAN Declaration Urges Better Migrant Worker Rights
• Thai Provincial Restrictions on Migrant Workers Called Human Rights Violation
• IOM report on Thailand's 'lost generation' of child migrants
• Trafficking of Burmese to Thailand
• Humane Approach to Migrant Labour in Thailand
• Human Rights Violations of Migrant Workers In Thailand

Publications [view all]

• Targeting Endemic Vulnerability Factors to Human Trafficking
  SIREN, UNIAP Regional Office, December 2007.
• The Ties that Bind: Migration and Trafficking of Women and Girls for Sexual Exploitation in Cambodia: Summary Report
  Eleanor Brown, International Organization for Migration Cambodia.  This report was conducted as a part of the “Trafficking Prevention and Victim Protection” project, funded by the U.S.
• Stateless and Vulnerable to Human Trafficking in Thailand
  Vital Voices Global Partnership, July 2007.
• Six Month Report on the Situation of Cambodian Migrant Wokers in Klong Yai, District, Trat, Thailand
  
• Asian and Trafficking in Persons: Using Data as a Tool to Combat Trafficking in Persons
  
• Close to Slavery: Guestworker Programs in the United States
  In his 2007 State of the Union Address, President Bush called for legislation creating a legal and orderly path for foreign workers to enter our country to work on a temporary basis.
• Situational and Gender Analysis of Migration and Trafficking within Cambodia and to Thailand
  S Preece, Legal Support for Children and Women (LSCW), 2005..
• International Migration in Thailand
  Jerrold W Huguet & Sureeporn Punpuing, International Organization for Migration, 2005.
• Good Practices To Protect Women Migrant Workers
  High Level Government Meeting of Countries of Employment, Ministry of Labor, Royal Thai Government and UNIFEM East and Southeast Asia, Bangkok, 2006.
• NGO Statement on the Girl Child & Migration
  United Nations Economic and Social Council, Commission on the Status of Women, December 2006, At the 51st session of the Commission for Status of Women (CSW), international NGOs, draw attention to the “elimination of all forms of discrimination and violence against the girl child,” particularly the migrant girl child..

Related Links [view all]

• The Global Commission on International Migration
• Institute for Policy Studies Campaign for Migrant Domestic Worker Rights
• Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services
• Backtohome.org
• International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Resources

• Strengthening Protection of Migrant Workers and their Families with International Human Rights Treaties – A Do-It-Yourself Kit