[PRESS STATEMENT] Youth Day 2020: Black Youth Lives Matter
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In light of child protection week, as organisations that work with vulnerable children, we call on the South African government to note that the pandemic will gravely impact the most vulnerable children in our society. Vulnerable children include: unaccompanied and separated migrant children, stateless and disabled children who may or may not be documented. With…
The Consortium for Refugees and Migrants in South Africa (CoRMSA), Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) and The Scalabrini Center of Cape Town (SCCT) have developed a Guide to Working with Vulnerable Children in South Africa. This guide can be used by social workers, professionals working in child protection and the general public to provide you…
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Immediate release: 27 April 2020 [PRESS STATEMENT] Minister Tito Mboweni: True Economic Transformation will be Equal and Accessible to All who live in South Africa Xenophobia does not only exhibit itself in physical violence, attacks or the looting of foreign owned properties and belongings. It is pervasive in South Africa’s public…
Immediate release: 27 April 2020 [PRESS STATEMENT] National Freedom Day 2020 Commemoration. Citizenship Cannot be the grounds for survival. The 27th of April, Freedom Day, in South Africa is ordinarily a day of celebration and consideration on South Africa’s hard fought democratic achievements and challenges. This Freedom Day after three decades, is…
NIAWG Advocacy Statement on COVID-19 and vulnerable children The National Interagency Working (NIAWG) group on Unaccompanied, Separated and Migrant Children in South Africa would like to commend the Government of South Africa for its stance towards curbing and reducing the spread of COVID-19. The NIAWG would like to take this opportunity to emphasise that in…
Do you need legal or psycho-social assistance during the national COVID-19 lockdown and ongoing pandemic. While many organisations physical offices are closed some of us are available over phone and email. See the info-graphic below for the details of some of CoRMSA’s members who you can contact. ADVICE IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 …
Immediate release: 18 March 2020 COVID-19: CoRMSA calls for Non-Exclusionary Precautionary Treatment Measures. The Consortium for Refugees and Migrants in South Africa (CoRMSA) is deeply concerned with the potential impact and spread of COVID-19 in South Africa, the region, and the rest of the world. Following the announcement made by the President of South Africa…
[PRESS STATEMENT] World Refugee Day 2020
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