Access to Justice for Trafficked Persons Legal Case Study Hack

THURSDAY 28 February 2019: THE 519, 519 Church St., Toronto, 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

This in-person networking and training meeting will explore legal strategies for responding to trafficked persons cases. Using case examples, participants will brainstorm on appropriate recourses and best practices for responding to trafficked persons situations, and how to improve collaboration in these responses.

The meeting takes place directly before the CCR Winter Working Group Meetings, 1-2 March 2019 in Toronto.

Who should attend?

This knowledge-sharing session is designed for all who work to strengthen access to justice and protection for trafficked persons and those who fall along the spectrum of exploitation.

Immigration and refugee lawyers, service providers, front-line workers at NGOs and other advocates are welcome to attend.

We will expect participants to have some knowledge of human trafficking and labour exploitation (https://ccrweb.ca/en/trafficking).

How to get ready for the meeting?

Please consult the following resources prior to attending the event:

• CCR Concerns: Human Trafficking in Canada
• Human Trafficking and the Law: How to Protect Trafficked Persons
• Tip Sheet: Pathways to Temporary Protection & Permanent Immigration
• Tip Sheet: Legal Remedies for Trafficked Persons and Those at Risk

Join us for the meeting on February 28!

Please note: registration is now closed for this meeting.

Please stay tuned for more details. More information on time, location and how to prepare for the meeting will follow.

For more information, please contact etruglia@ccrweb.ca