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Migrants to and from Asia and their families: Responses to new challenges in advocacy

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KETELERS, Johan, International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC), 01 December 2007

A presentation of seven priority areas for regional and global discussions on migration and development, including: the participation of civil society - including migrants - in policy-making processes, the protection of family and special commitment to the most vulnerable in migration and development, especially victims of human trafficking and smuggling.

* The exact date of this document is not known.  The approximate date provided is December 2007.

and/or download pdf file: presentationfromjohan%2Dmalaysia2007migranttoandfromasia%2Dresponsestonewchallengesinadvocacy.pdf — PDF document, 178Kb
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