Bulletin, September 2011
Migrants' rights day; violence against migrant women in Elias Pina/Belladere; CESFRONT training on trafficking and smuggling; Haitian domestic workers; recognition from the Queen of England for OBMICA director Bridget Wooding; and the World Summit of Afro-descendants. This second bulletin covers July through late September 2011.
This second bulletin covers the three months from July 2011 through the end of September 2011.
- Migrants' rights day, September 2011.
- Defining violence against migrant, in-transit, and displaced women in Elias Pina/Belladere.
- OBMICA training for CESFRONT on trafficking, smuggling, and sexual exploitation.
- Discussion forum on the case of Haitian domestic workers in the Dominican Republic.
- Recognition by the Queen of England for Bridget Wooding after 20 years of human rights advocacy in the Caribbean.
- OBMICA participation in the First World Summit of Afro-descendants, Honduras.