What We Do
Advocacy & Lobbying
This involves engaging government, international organisations and other stakeholders to enact new or amend existing legislation and policies that promote and protect the rights of non-South Africans in the country
Capacity Building
CoRMSA builds capacity of member organisations to ensure sustainability of organisations in the sector and also to equip them with the needed skills and knowledge to be effective advocates on migration, human rights, social justice and development issues.
Network Building & Information Sharing
CoRMSA facilitates the creation and maintenance of provincial, national and regional networks and working groups to promote collective engagement on issues and limit duplication of work being done so resources can be optimally used to cover gaps in the sector.
Latest news
Final Civil Society Forum Communique and the SADC Summit Communique.
CoRMSA attended the SADC Civil Society Forum in Namibia in August 2018. Follow the links for the final communique from the forum is in
Wathint’Abafazi Wathint’imbokodo: Women’s Day 2018
Wathint'Abafazi Wathint'imbokodo! Today CoRMSA commemorates the courageous women, who on this day fought for justice and freedom in 1956. As w
Defining The Health Rights of Refugees & Asylum Seekers
High numbers of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants face denial of services and discrimination in trying to access health care services in Sout
Southern Africa Civil Society Forum 13th-15th August 2018
CoRMSA will be attending and participating in the 14th Civil Society Forum (CSF) in Windhoek, Namibia from the 13th-15th August. The CSF is or
Capacity Building Workshop: Statelessness
CoRMSA and Lawyers for Human Rights is hosting a capacity building workshop today in Mpumalanga. This workshop will equip legal ad