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MS St Louis apology must lead to renewed commitment to provide refugeTrafficking Bulletin Issue No. 29 - September 2018
In this issue: consultations on new anti-trafficking strategy, CCR Trafficking Brief, training on labour trafficking, guide on human trafficking and the law, Migrant Workers Report Cards, Trafficking in Persons Report, National Forum on Human Trafficking, and more.
Issues
Concerns and questions over establishment of Ministry of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction
Media release
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9 August 2018
Concerns and questions over establishment of Ministry of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction:
Organizations seek clarification from Prime Minister
In a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, organizations from across Canada have laid out concerns and questions regarding the appointment of a new and unprecedented Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction.
The CCR calls on the government to protect trafficked persons and migrant workers at risk
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30 July 2018
The CCR calls on the government to protect trafficked persons and migrant workers at risk
On the World Day against Trafficking in Persons, the Canadian Council for Refugees (CCR) calls on the federal government to take action to protect non-citizens in Canada who have been trafficked.
The US is less safe than ever for refugees, evidence filed in court challenge shows
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4 July 2018
The US is less safe than ever for refugees, evidence filed in court challenge shows
The Canadian Council for Refugees (CCR), Amnesty International (AI) and the Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) yesterday completed filing extensive evidence in Federal Court to support their legal challenge of the designation of the United States as a safe third country for refugees.
CCR strongly opposes IRB Review proposal
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26 June 2018
The CCR strongly opposes IRB Review proposal undermining the independence of the refugee determination system
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On World Refugee Day, we celebrate Canada’s leadership for refugees and look for more
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20 June 2018
On World Refugee Day, we celebrate Canada’s leadership for refugees and look for more
The Canadian Council for Refugees marks this World Refugee Day by celebrating the lives saved when we open our doors and our hearts to refugees and their families. Many Canadians are alive today because they or their parents were offered refuge; they contribute in countless ways to making our communities stronger.
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